Public resources

Tools and assistance for Connecticut agriculture

Browse important resources from the Department of Agriculture (DoAg). This page lists key information for pet owners, farmers, business owners, and all residents of Connecticut.

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Animal control and reporting 

Report animal abuse or neglect, roaming animals, and contact local or state animal control.

Community resources 

We’re in this together! Learn about the Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program and other help for your family, schools, veterans, and community.

Farms and business support 

DoAg helps farms and agricultural businesses thrive. Find funding, business development, land use information, and more.

Licenses and permits 

Official license and permit information for farmers, producers, aquaculturists, and more.

Popular tools and resources

Animal spay, neuter, and vaccination programs

Are you a current or future pet owner? Find out more about available spay and neuter programs in Connecticut.

Connecticut Weekly Agriculture Report

Discover all things Connecticut agriculture in this weekly report. Stay up to date on events, opportunities, and more.

CT Grown

CT Grown supports local farms and businesses by helping people find and buy Connecticut-grown food.

Drought monitor

Provides up-to-date information on drought conditions across Connecticut.

Farmers’ markets

A Connecticut farmers market guide. Includes locations and directory, how to get involved, and more.

Freedom of information (FOIA)

In Connecticut, you have the right to request records or attend DoAg meetings. Find forms and instructions here.

Grants and funding

DoAg provides grants to farmers, business owners, nonprofits, municipalities, and schools. Learn more about our broad range of supports.

Regulatory services

Find regulations for animals and plants, including livestock, poultry, shellfish and pesticide regulations for farmers.

Shellfish and aquaculture

Licenses, permits, and other guidance for Connecticut’s thriving aquaculture industry.

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