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• 2011 Connecticut Weekly Agricultural Report

• 2015 SCBG Final Report Additional Info Page

• Números anteriores del Informe Agrícola Semanal de Connecticut

• 2012 Issues of the Connecticut Weekly Agriculutural Report

• 2013 Issues of the Connecticut Weekly Agricultural Report

• 2015 Issues of the Connecticut Weekly Agricultural Report

• 2016 Issues of the Connecticut Weekly Agricultural Report

• 2013 SCBG Final Report Additional Information

• USDA FMNP 2016 Audit

• 2009 Issues of the Connecticut Weekly Agricultural Report

• The Birch Mill Farm Partnership Promotes No-Till

  In 2022, the Birch Mill Farm Partnership collaborated with the Berkshire Agricultural Ventures, The Northwest Connecticut Conservation District, Connecticut Resource Conservation and Development, and the Connecticut Natural Resources Conservation Service State Agronomist to propose a project that would address the need for custom no-till equipment operation for the region’s farmers.

• Pleasant View Farms Expands Red Angus Beef Capacity

  Pleasant View Farms Inc has been family owned and operated in Somers, Connecticut since 1918. The farm is currently run by brothers Jacob and Louis Lipton, the fourth generation. After developing a niche market for non-GMO grains as a CT Grown value-added product, PVF currently farms nearly 1,200 acres to grow sufficient hay, corn, and grains to meet the feed and hay needs of small and large livestock farmers throughout New England.

• Cloverleigh Farm Constructs Propagation Greenhouse

• Desantis Farm Promotes Pig and Poultry Production

  Desantis Farm of Watertown was established by Mike Desantis in 2012. Mike founded the farm with little to no equipment--just some pigs and a love of farming. By 2019, Mike and his wife, Joann, and three daughters, raised over 100 pigs a year, meat birds and turkeys, sold eggs, grew ten acres of produce, 5,000 bales of hay, and over 40 acres of corn for the pigs and poultry.

• Stonewall Apiary Constructs Space For Honey Processing, Equipment Storage, and Retail Store

  Stonewall Apiary is a family-owned apiary based in Hanover, Connecticut, keeping about 350 honeybee colonies among 16 beeyards in eastern Connecticut. After purchasing land in 2017, Stuart Woronecki, co-owner of Stonewall Apiary, operated the office out of a 28’ trailer and stored the entirety of the apiary’s retail beekeeping equipment in a 48’ storage trailer. All honey processing and bottling was done in Stuart’s home, miles away from the Stonewall Apiary site.