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INTERVIEWS WILL BE POSTED SOON

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Jennifer McTiernan
Founder,
City Seed
Bill Davenport
Agri-science Teache
r,
Nonnewaug High School
Rick Macsuga
Marketing Specialist,
CT Dept. of Agriculture
Kip Kolesinskas
Soil Scientist,
Natural Resources Conservation
Donald Williams
President Pro Tempore,
CT Senate
Tessa Getchis
Extension Educator,
UConn Sea Grant
Elizabeth Fleming
Former Director,
CT Farm to School Program
Jim Rock
Specialist Emeritus,
CT Poultry Association
Lou Magnarelli
Director,
CT Agricultural Experiment Station
Dennis Milanovich
Former First Selectman,
Town of Ellington
Jack Voorvaart
President,
Friends of Town Farm Dairy
Joe Dipple
Farmland Preservation Program,
CT Dept. of Agriculture
Kirklyn Kerr
Dean,
UConn College of Natural Resources
Brendan Walsh
Chef,
Elms Inn
Mike Darre
Professor of Animal Science,
UConn College of Natural Resources

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WORKING THE LAND is a Co-Production of
SimonPure Productions and Connecticut Humanities Council
P.O. Box 459, Moodus, CT 06469 ● 860-873-3328 ● E-Mail Us

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

 

CT FARMING NEWS

Matchmaking for Farmers

STATEWIDE - Farmers and would-be farmers looking for working  land have a new resource compliments of  the state Dept. of Agriculture. Connecticut FarmLink lists both property owners with farmland for sale or rent and people who are searching for land to farm.

Farm Map Goes Digital

STATEWIDE - The Connecticut Dept. of Agriculture has introduced an interactive website guide to more than 200 destination farms in the state.

A Slaughterhouse for CT?

LITCHFIELD - State farmers start a process to bring a mobile slaughterhouse to Connecticut.

Disappearing Dairies

SHELTON - The state's remaining dairy farms are struggling to survive despite daunting odds. Farmer Terry Jones knows why it's important to help state dairies persevere.

More news below

The Promise of Biofuels

STORRS - Locally raised crops like rapeseed processed into heating oil and diesel fuel might help make Connecticut a bit more energy-independent.

Farming Underwater

HARTFORD - More than 70,000 acres of shellfish farms are being worked under the waters of the state.

The State's Changing Face

STATEWIDE - More folks are signing up to combat sprawl, vowing to cure its ugly effect on our state's economy, sense of place, ag sector and culture.

State Funds for CT Farms

HARTFORD - Eighteen state farms are the recipients of $710,000 in state grants for fixed asset building and diversification projects. The goal is increased economic viability.

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