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The Working the Land
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● Narration by
Sam Waterston

● Director's Cut
of the documentary
with additional scenes

● 3 Music Videos

● Bonus Song

● Scene Selection

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CT AG LINKS
A consumer resource guide

FARMING LIFE
Hundreds of archival pics

FARM WISDOM
Interviews with state farmers

THE PAST
Historians on farming history

THE OBSERVERS
Expert takes on farming today

BUILDING MALLS
You can develop Buckland Hills

FROM THE AIR
Aerial views of CT farmscapes

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The Working the Land DVD is available at these retailers:

BALLEK’S GARDEN CENTER

Maple Ave., Moodus

BISHOP’S ORCHARDS

1355 Boston Post Rd., Guilford

BLUE JAY ORCHARDS

125 Plumtrees Rd., Bethel

CHAMARD VINEYARDS

115 Cow Hill Rd., Clinton

CREAMERY BROOK

19 Purvis Rd., Brooklyn

CREATIVE STORE

25 Stonington St; Hartford

DH MARVIN

359 South Main St., Colchester

DONDERO ORCHARDS

529 Woodland St., South Glastonbury

DRAGHI & SONS, LLC

80 Main St., South Glastonbury

FOODWORKS II

17 Main St., Old Saybrook

FOODWORKS NATURAL MARKET

1055 Boston Post Rd., Guilford

FREUNDS FARM “MARKET”

324 Norfolk Rd., East Canaan

Futtner’s Family Farm

910 Silver Lane, East Hartford

GARDEN OF LIGHT FOODS MARKET

2836 Main St., Glastonbury

GOODSPEED’S STATION

22 Bridge St., Haddam, CT

GREENBACKER’S COUNTRY STORE

744 Murdock Ave., Meriden

HILL-STEAD MUSEUM

35 Mountain Rd., Farmington

THE HOOT

95 Storrs Rd., Willimantic

Hopkins Vineyard

25 Hopkins Rd., Warren

IT’S ONLY NATURAL MARKET

386 Main St., Middletown

JONES FAMILY FARMS WINERY

266 Israel Hill Rd., Shelton

LABONNES MARKET

22 Academy St., Salisbury

LYMAN ORCHARDS

Junction of Rtes 147 & 157, Middlefield

NATHAN HALE HOMESTEAD MUSEUM

2299 South St., Coventry

NEW MORNING
NATURAL & ORGANIC FOODS
738 Main St., South Woodbury

NORTON BROTHERS FARM STORE

450-466 Academy Rd. Cheshire

PASSIFLORA

526 Main St., New Hartford

PAUL & SANDY’S TOO

93 E. High St., E. Hampton

PRIAM VINEYARDS

11 Shailor Hill Rd., Colchester

ROSE’S BERRY FARM

295 Matson Hill Rd., Glastonbury

THE SILO AT HUNT HILL FARM

Upland Rd., New Milford

SIMON’S MARKETPLACE

17 Main St., Chester

STANTON EQUIPMENT

2A Gandolfo Drive , Canaan

105 S. Main St., East Windsor

1376 Norwich Rd, Plainfield

Taylor Brooke Winery

848 Route 171, Woodstock

TULMEADOW FARM

255 Farms Village Rd., W. Simsbury

UCONN BOOKSTORE

2075 Hillside Rd., Storrs

UCONN COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

Young Bldg; Unit 4035, Storrs

THE VANILLA BEAN

450 Deerfield Rd, Pomfret

WHOLE FOODS

55 Welles St., Glastonbury

90 E. Putnam Ave., Greenwich

50 Raymond Rd., West Hartford

WILLIMANTIC FOOD CO-OP

91 Valley St., Willimantic

YALE BOOKSTORE

77 Broadway, New Haven

Working the Land: The Story of Connecticut Agriculture
is a Co-Production of
SimonPure Productions and Connecticut Humanities Council

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