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Farming Because It Matters

Caring for the land, fostering community Near the high school in Bolton, surrounded by conserved land, Pesce Farm has been…

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Aerial View Circa 1980s

Farming Over Generations

Maxine Mindel and her siblings’ perspective on land and its future was shaped early on, when their maternal Schwartz grandparents’…

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A Beloved Place, Forever

Connecticut Farmland Trust’s supporters saved the sunflowers If you asked anyone in Newtown to name their favorite farm, Castle Hill…

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John Wraight feeding his cows

Small Farms, Big Impact: Diversified Farming on Conserved Land

In the heart of Ellington, a quiet transformation has taken place at 43 East Porter Road. Once known as Wraight…

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Field With Haybales

Dicks Farm Remains a Place of Family Pride

It has been two years since Dicks Farm was permanently conserved, and for David Dicks Jr., the decision brought some…

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Kies, Jared, with dog and cows in front of a barn

Advancing Dairy Sustainability Through Conservation and Innovation

Nestled in the quiet, rural northeastern corner of Thompson, Fort Hill Farms shows how dairy farmers can thrive by blending…

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rows of vegetables and a few hoop houses

Conservation Laid the Ground for Future Success

In the rolling hills of Washington, Connecticut, Damaris and John Horan made a decision four years ago that will ripple…

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A Lifetime of Loving Farms, Conserving them for the Next Generation

Dick and Peggy Ann Kuss didn’t grow up on farms — but that didn’t stop them from becoming farmers. In…

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Small farm, big impact: Next generation farmers tap into conserved land

“A lot of people get into farming because they are passionate,” says Baylee Drown of Long Table Farm in Lyme,…

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