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Emily Brooksof the Edibles Advocate Alliance (TM) is the revolutionary new face of the local food and sustainable agricultural advocacy.  The Harvesting CT Blog is an in-depth tour of all of Connecticut's bounty.  Meet farmers, visit farmstands, and tour farm markets in our video postings. 

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THE ALLIANCE 4 SUSTAINABLE FOOD ADVOCATES is a networking group created by Emily Brooks to unite those who support local agriculture, sustainable farming, local food production, and sustainable food systems.  The development of local, living economies rests on our nation-wide collaboration as we change the social norm towards agricultural sustainability, farmer & producer support, and small business development.

 

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Millstone Farm, featured in Connecticut Farmer & Feast

  
  
  
  
  
  

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Millstone Farm is a featured farmer in Connecticut Farmer & Feast, a revolutionary new cookbook by Emily Brooks.

Millstone Farm is a for profit working farm, whose mission is to operate in a sustainable manner, both in economics and best farm practices.

This working farm also serves as an educational outreach hub, supporting other farmers, community organizations, school groups and restauranteurs who are interested in learning more about the practice of sustainable agriculture, its implementation and its impact on local economies and food quality.

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