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Yesterday, the Morris and Somerset County Boards of Agriculture hosted a legislative tour at Rebel Sheep Wine Co./Stony Hill Farm in Chester.
Following a wagon tour of the farm, attendees enjoyed a locally sourced lunch while hearing from Board of Agriculture members about key issues impacting New Jersey agriculture. Topics included agricultural labor, extreme weather, proposed legislation to help County Agriculture Development Boards (CADBs) better serve farmers in counties with smaller agricultural communities, and efforts to strengthen agricultural viability and agritourism.
Each issue was paired with practical solutions legislators can support. Speakers also highlighted recent policy successes that have benefited the agricultural community while emphasizing the challenges farmers continue to face.
Attendees included Senator Steinhardt, Assemblyman Freiman, and Assemblyman Inganamort, along with staff representatives from the offices of Senator Kim, Senator Booker, and Congressman Kean. Additional staff from legislative district offices serving Morris and Somerset counties were also in attendance.
Somerset County NJ Board of Agriculture
Rebel Sheep Wine Co
Stony Hill Farms
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Would you believe it if we told you that farmers are some of the most trusted people in America?
At a time when trust is increasingly hard to earn, America's farmers continue to lead by example: growing safe, affordable food while serving as responsible stewards of our natural resources.
Read more here: www.fb.org/intel/consumer/the-most-trusted-people-in-america
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