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Public Act 490 Land Values - table version
CONNECTICUT ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER RECOGNIZED FOR COMMITMENT TO PROFESSION
Farm Viability Grant Supports Connecticut Agriculture
Phoenix Farm Rises
Farm-to-Chef E-Newsletter June 8, 2007
Why Choose CT Grown?
Farm-to-Chef August 20, 2007 E-Newsletter
Farm-to-Chef October 3 E-Newsletter
Farm-to-Chef July 18, 2007 E-Newsletter
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Massaro Community Farm Establishes a Laying Flock

Massaro Community Farm in Woodbridge was awarded a 2020 Farm Viability Grant to improve the farm’s viability and increase access to CT Grown food by establishing a certified organic flock of laying hens and purchasing equipment for a mobile chicken coop.
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