Agriculture
Connecticut food startups pitch big ideas at Yale
Chefs, cooks and coffee roasters met in Kroon Hall on Yale’s campus Friday, Feb. 9 for The Big Connecticut Food Event....
Yonkers brings composting home
Yonkers has expanded its recycling program to include backyard composters. The city was offering a limited supply of compositing bins free...
New program encourages Connecticut consumers to buy locally produced foods
The state has more than 5,500 farms covering more than 380,000 acres.
Connecticut agriculture weathers a changing climate
“Every farmer by definition is an optimist,” Hurlburt said.
Scenic Hudson demands $500,000 for unauthorized timber harvest
"I cannot comment on pending legal matters," Hohenstein said in an email, "except to say that any allegation of fraud or...
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Rep. Molinaro introduces bill focused on soil conservation and agricultural sustainability
The new bill creates a program incentivizing the creation of peer-to-peer conservation education and training networks.
Connecticut receives USDA disaster declaration for July flood damage to farms
This is the second agriculture disaster declaration issued by the USDA for Connecticut this year.
Hayes offers bill to provide farmers with more funds for conservation efforts
Hayes noted there was an estimated $2 billion backlog of unfunded grant applications in 2022.
SBA offers disaster loans to agriculture and aquaculture businesses impacted by May frost
Borrowers have up to one year from the date of the note to begin making payments.
Prominent harness horseman agrees to clean up Wallkill training facility
Ford operates the Mark Ford Stables, a preeminent horse training facility that supplies standardbred horses for races at The Meadowlands, Mohegan...
Conference for people interested in agriculture careers
The conference will include presentations, tours, exhibits, workshops and networking opportunities with like-minded professionals.
An interactive journey into Ridgefield’s agricultural history
#HandsOnHistory opens today and runs through Nov. 5.
NYC wins round against Hudson Valley foie gras farmers
Albany Supreme Court Justice Richard M. Platkin ruled on Aug. 4 that the state had created the false appearance that it...
James Cropsey, owner of historic farm and civic leader, dies at 94
Cropsey served as president of the New City Rotary and the New City Chamber of Commerce.
