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agriculture - Connecticut History | a CTHumanities Project
A Fair to Remember in Brooklyn
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Derby’s Osbornedale Farms, Frances Kellogg, and the Dairy Industry
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Jacques and Therese Makowsky and the Development of the Cornish Game Hen
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Oniontown: How Hard Work, Tall Tales, and Red Onions Built Wethersfield
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Jewish Farming Communities in Connecticut in the 19th and 20th Centuries
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Polish Tobacco Farmers in the Connecticut River Valley
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A New Source of Farm Labor Crops Up in Wartime
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Food Needed to Win the War Comes from Washington
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Dr. King’s Dream Had Roots in Connecticut
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William Pinney Does It All for Ellington
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Goshen’s Animal Pound
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Establishing Roots in Oxford
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The Windsor Economy: A River Ran Through It
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Literacy Tests and the Right To Vote
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Enfield’s Shaker Legacy
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Cash Crop: L.B. Haas & Co. and the History of Tobacco in Connecticut
Brass City/Grass Roots: The Persistence of Farming in Waterbury, Connecticut
John Howard Hale: Glastonbury’s Peach King
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Barn Design in Connecticut
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Jared Eliot Calls on Colonists to Change their Agricultural Practices
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Shakers Revolutionize Garden Seed Business – Who Knew?
The Lebanon Grange Followed a Different Tune than National Movement
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Playing with Time: The Introduction of Daylight Saving Time in Connecticut
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Breaking the Myth of the Unmanaged Landscape
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The Smith Sisters and Their Cows Strike a Blow for Equal Rights – Today in History: January 8
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Beechmont Dairy: Bridgeport’s Ice Cream to Die For
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The White Pine Acts – Who Knew?
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The First University of Connecticut Trustees
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The Land of Nod Farm, East Canaan, Connecticut
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The Great Danbury State Fair & Early 20th-Century Outdoor Advertising
Raise a Glass to Winemaking in Connecticut
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Amy Gagnon
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David Humphreys, Soldier, Statesman, and Agricultural Innovator
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Andover’s Award-Winning Creamery
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Orange Seeds Yield Corn, Alfafa, Soy, and More
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Brass City/Grass Roots: Waterbury Farming in the Late 1800s
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Brass City/Grass Roots: Farming as Recycling: The Becces in the North End
Brass City/Grass Roots: From Farmers to Developers: The Rasmussens of Town Plot
Brass City/Grass Roots: The Pierponts of East Farms
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Brass City/Grass Roots: Struggles and Decline
Brass City/Grass Roots: Food Marketing and Processing as Part of Civic Culture
Brass City/Grass Roots: What Makes a Farm a Farm? Other Sites of Food Production in Waterbury
Brass City/Grass Roots: Remnants and Revivals
Brass City/Grass Roots: Bucks Hill: Waterbury’s Rural Holdout
The Rose King of America Transformed Cromwell’s Landscape
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The Yale-Storrs Controversy
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The Smith Sisters, Their Cows, and Women’s Rights in Glastonbury
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Molly May
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Glastonbury
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Laboring in the Shade
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Connecticut Transforms Aaron Draper Shattuck
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The Danbury Fair, 1869-1981
Goshen Fairs Well with Agricultural Enthusiasts
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Connecticut’s Mulberry Craze
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Halladay’s Revolutionary Windmill – Today in History: August 29
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Nicholas Grillo and his Thornless Rose
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Eighteen-hundred-and-froze-to-death: 1816, The Year Without a Summer
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The Many Layers to Onion Farming in Westport
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A Connecticut Home That Dates Back to the 1600s!
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The Connecticut River
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Windsor Tobacco: Made in the Shade
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North Stonington Fairs Preserve Connecticut’s Agricultural Heritage
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Branding Law Enacted – Today in History: February 5
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An Orderly & Decent Government: Significant Events & Developments, 1819-1865
When Milk Powered Watertown’s Industry
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Shade Grown Tobacco, Windsor 1965
North Stonington: Shunock River and Local Ambitions Powered a 19th-century Mill Town
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North Stonington
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