CT NOFA on the Organic Farm Stand Podcast

December 30, 2024
CT NOFA’s Executive Director, Jeremy Pelletier, and Director of Advocacy, Dr. Kim Stoner, were recently featured on the Organic Farm Stand podcast to discuss both CT NOFA’s upcoming winter conference and the 2025 Connecticut legislative agenda. Click here to listen, or stream below.
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