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• COLD WEATHER ADVISORY

• AQUACULTURE LICENSING AND PERMITTING IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT

• DYE STUDIES PROTECT CONNECTICUT SHELLFISH GROWING AREAS

• BIG E PREVIEW

• DAIRY REGULATION IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT

• DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PRESERVES FIVE CONNECTICUT FARMS

• DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SEEKING SPECIALTY CROP BLOCK GRANT PROPOSALS

• EVOLUTION OF CT HOPS INDUSTRY ON DISPLAY AT ANNUAL GROWERS' MEETING

• CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST DAIRY FARM EXPANDS WITH EYE TOWARD COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, EDUCATION

• HISTORIC PORTER FARM PROTECTED FOREVER UNDER STATE’S FARMLAND PRESERVATION PROGRAM

• STOP-SALES ORDER ISSUED TO RAW MILK SUPPLIER

• COMPLIANCE WITH CONNECTICUT GROWN LAW INCREASING AT FARMERS’ MARKETS, IMPROVEMENT STILL NEEDED

• 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