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• PRESERVING A FARM AND A FAMILY’S HERITAGE AS NEIGHBORHOODS CLOSE IN

• CMSR. REVICZKY, COLLEAGUES SEEK COMMON GROUND WITH USDA SECRETARY PERDUE

• AGRICULTURAL LICENSES PROTECT HUMANS, ANIMALS, AND THE ENVIRONMENT

• BEEF CATTLE FARM FIRST TO BE PROTECTED IN COVENTRY UNDER STATE PRESERVATION PROGRAM

• SAFETY AND SURVIVAL ON THE WATER

• 2018 ISSUE OF CONNECTICUT GROWN MAGAZINE NOW AVAILABLE

• ANIMAL POPULATION CONTROL PROGRAM REDUCES OVERPOPULATION AND INFECTIOUS ANIMAL DISEASES

• DAIRY INSPECTIONS: THE IMPORTANCE OF TRAINING

• AGRICULTURE DAY AT THE CAPITOL

• FUTURE OF POMFRET FARM SECURE THANKS IN PART TO STATE AND FEDERAL PARTNERSHIP

• WELCOME FROM COMMISSIONER BRYAN P. HURLBURT

• DOAG INSPECTION PROGRAM AIMS TO ENHANCE PRODUCE GROWERS ON-FARM FOOD SAFETY ACTIVITIES

• SAFELY ENJOY YOUR BACKYARD FLOCK

• DOAG AND UNH COLLABORATING TO INTRODUCE STUDENTS TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

• CONSIDERATIONS FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY DURING COLDER WEATHER