Farm News
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New Milk House and Cows
Miss Molly, our Guernsey cow, arrived this week
and has been uncrated and getting comfortable in the barn. She traveled 1800 miles from Texas to be with us! Soon she will have a companion, an unnamed Holstein, thanks to the New England Dairy and Food Council.
School Tours at The Dudley Farm
Not sure where to bring your students for their next field trip? Come to The Dudley Farm Museum, have fun, and learn what life was like during the late 19th century.
Children participate in a hunt for items located on the Farm grounds, while other “hands-on” activities may include beating rugs, feeding chickens, washing clothes, moving hay and scrutinizing original and replica artifacts in the barns and house.…
New Granary and Workshop Exhibit
This project was made possible though Museum Makeover, a program of Conservation ConneCTion and the Connecticut League of History Organizations with a grant from the CT Cultural Fund, administered by CT Humanities. Learn how the “food pantry for the animals” stored the food needed for all the Dudley Farm animals.
Museum Events
Dudley Farm Events For Spring Farm News
Farmers Markets Are Now Open Every Saturday
Time: 9:30-12:30
Where: Munger Barn at Dudley Farm
Apple Grafting Workshop
Honor Johnny Appleseed—graft and plant your own apple tree!
Book: Voices from North Guilford
A dedicated group from The Dudley Foundation worked on a collection of photographs, stories and historical accounts of life in North Guilford, Connecticut from 1850 to 1960.
Do you have your copy yet? Are you new to the area? Or have a friend who lives here?…