Small cheesemakers invest in a stinky science
Greensboro, Vermont
THERE is no sign announcing that you have arrived at Jasper Hill Farm, a creamery in the Northeast Kingdom, as Vermonters call that end of their state, but you cannot miss it. The main barn is painted midnight blue with a giant cheese moon and cows floating happily in space. Blasted into the hillside is a concrete bunker with seven cheese caves radiating from a central core.
There is one other surprising detail: a modern two-room laboratory filled with microbiology equipment and staffed with scientists.
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