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Connecticut Food and Agriculture Educators
New group to bring together agricultural and outdoor educators in CT to exchange information, publicize job opportunities and events, and maybe even meet in person.
Bill Duesing, Kerry McNamee and FBEA Administrator joined Kimberly Stoner's group
Connecticut Food and Agriculture Educators
New group to bring together agricultural and outdoor educators in CT to exchange information, publicize job opportunities and events, and maybe even meet in person.
A group by Kimberly Stoner was featured
List of Educational and Curriculum Resources assembled by the Cornell Library
Jeff Piestak posted a link to this webpage from the Cornell Library, which has a wealth of information and data sources:http://guides.library.cornell.edu/content.php?pid=84833&sid=631485#data Here's the list of Educational/ Curriculum materials:Ag in the Classroom USDA Agriculture in the Classroom supports state programs by providing a network that seeks to…See More
Blog post by Kimberly Stoner
Connecticut Food and Agriculture Educators
New group to bring together agricultural and outdoor educators in CT to exchange information, publicize job opportunities and events, and maybe even meet in person.
Group posted by Kimberly Stoner
Connecticut Community Farming Conference at Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
October 31, 2009 from 9am to 5pm
Day-long conference featuring Brooke Redmond as the keynote speaker, "Turnips, Teachers, Top Hats, and Toddlers: Something for Everyone on a Working Farm.” Other speakers on legal issues for community farms, evaluating soils on your farm, business planning, a panel speaking on the experience of starting up a new farm, and a tour of Boulder Knoll Farm in Cheshire
An event by Kimberly Stoner was featured
Connecticut Community Farming Conference at Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
October 31, 2009 from 9am to 5pm
Day-long conference featuring Brooke Redmond as the keynote speaker, "Turnips, Teachers, Top Hats, and Toddlers: Something for Everyone on a Working Farm.” Other speakers on legal issues for community farms, evaluating soils on your farm, business planning, a panel speaking on the experience of starting up a new farm, and a tour of Boulder Knoll Farm in Cheshire
Diane Nash is attending Kimberly Stoner's event
Connecticut Community Farming Conference at Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
October 31, 2009 from 9am to 5pm
Day-long conference featuring Brooke Redmond as the keynote speaker, "Turnips, Teachers, Top Hats, and Toddlers: Something for Everyone on a Working Farm.” Other speakers on legal issues for community farms, evaluating soils on your farm, business planning, a panel speaking on the experience of starting up a new farm, and a tour of Boulder Knoll Farm in Cheshire
Event posted by Kimberly Stoner
Kimberly Stoner was featured
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- Organization Name
- Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
- Current Position Title:
- Associate Scientist
- Website:
- http://ct.gov/caes
- What is your favorite childhood farm or garden memory?
- Getting totally absorbed in weeding carrots in my parents' community garden
Kimberly Stoner's Photos
Kimberly Stoner's Blog
List of Educational and Curriculum Resources assembled by the Cornell Library
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Jeff Piestak posted a link to this webpage from the Cornell Library, which has a wealth of information and data sources:
http://guides.library.cornell.edu/content.php?pid=84833&sid=631485#data
Here's the list of Educational/ Curriculum materials:
- Ag in the Classroom USDA Agriculture in the Classroom…
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Yeah, I poked through it and none seem to be all that close by. Will keep on searching. Thank you!
One of the greatest joy I got out of my garden last year was how the kids loved the food...Real food!
Where do you know me from? I do not recognize you from your photo, but probably in person. Sorry.
I am reahing out in every direction to find both Ag work and grow my own Business based on MyFarm out of SF.
I just read Grist's article on Greenhorns @ http://www.grist.org/article/greenhorn-guerilla, and it sounds awesome.
I am looking for folks around here that are doing the same. I do not have formal education. That'll be coming soon.
Last year I interviewed at a farm w/ 33 acres of land to grow on for their restaurant, but the job went to a bunch of UConn students.