en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooke_Maroney

Multiple reputable 2019 profiles identify Cooke Maroney as already holding a director role at Gladstone years before 2022.

• Newsweek reported on February 6, 2019 that Maroney "currently directs the Gladstone 64 branch of the New York-based Gladstone Gallery."
• TIME reported the same day that he "is the current director of the Gladstone art gallery in New York City."

Because he was already serving as a Gladstone director in 2019, the statement that he served there "from 2022 to 2025" is inaccurate on its face: it starts his tenure at least three years too late.

A contemporaneous profile in Seven Days quotes James Maroney directly about the farm's history. He said that he and Suki Fredericks bought the property in 1986 after moving from New York, and that "We renamed the place Oliver Hill Farm" at that time. The same article says they were already producing organic milk in their first years there.

That directly contradicts the statement that they "began Oliver Hill Farm ... in 1990." Additional Vermont coverage also identifies Oliver Hill Farm as one of the state's early organic dairies, describing it as the third certified organic dairy in Vermont.

In a Seven Days interview, James Maroney said Oliver Hill Farm was producing organic milk "until 1995, when our barn burned down." That directly conflicts with the article's claim that a 1994 fire ruined much of the farm.

Given that the statement assigns a specific year, and the farm owner himself gave a different one in a reported interview, the date in the post appears to be incorrect.