"Living off the land has been a way of life for Linda Beaudoin ever since she was a little girl. It’s where Beaudoin feels at home and - when she leaves - she misses it even more.
"'After living in Boston for four years while in college, I realized I had to come back because I missed the open space and fresh air.'
". . . Beaudoin, a second grade teacher at Immanuel Lutheran parochial school in Bristol, said farming in Connecticut is alive and well. The public, she said in a recent interview from the family farm, is more health conscious today and understands that locally grown fruits and vegetables are best."
A recent New Britain Herald article profiled Ms. Beaudoin, her love of farming, and her belief in the importance of locally grown food.
To access the complete New Britain Herald article, please visit:
New Britain Herald: Farm owner believes in living off the land (17 AUG 14)
Background information:
Northwest Family Farms Co-Op
Northwest Family Farms Co-Op: Top 10 Reasons to Buy Local
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