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Nursery and Greenhouse products are the top crops in Connecticut accounting for 45% of farm
receipts.
• Top crop items include forage (hay, haylage, grass silage and greencrop), corn for silage, and
vegetables.
• A listing of farm-raised livestock in the order of importance to the Connecticut economy is dairy
cows, chickens, horses, beef, sheep, dairy and meat goats, as well as hogs.
• More than 70,000 acres of shellfish farms are now under cultivation in Connecticut's coastal
waters accounting for $27 million plus in farm-gate sales annually.
• Niche markets exist for camilds - alpacas and llamas, broilers, buffalo, turkeys and farm-produced
pheasants.
What else can I help you with?
How did Thomas Hooker help Connecticut grow?
he grew corn.
Who was the founder of Connecticut?
Connecticut was founded by Thomas Hooker.
When did Connecticut abolish slavery?
Connecticut abolished slavery in 1848.
Who founded Connecticut in 1636?
Thomas Hooker founded Connecticut.
How many Congressmen does Connecticut have?
Connecticut has 2 Senators and 5 Congressmen.
Did Rihanna grow up Connecticut?
No Rihanna did not grow up in Connecticut. Rihanna grew up in Saint Michael, Barbados.
Did Connecticut grow cash crops?
yes
Facts about the colony of Connecticut?
they grow tobacco.
Where did Triple H grow up?
Connecticut
Does the Autumn Olive grow in Connecticut?
yes
Where did Augustus grow up?
in was raised in Danbury,Connecticut
Where did Augustus Jackson grow up?
in was raised in Danbury,Connecticut
How did Thomas Hooker help Connecticut grow?
he grew corn.
What state did Harriet Beecher Stowe grow up in?
Connecticut
What are Connecticut's main features?
Connecticut's main features are soil. They have to have good soil to grow thing there, and that is where the Puritan's got most of there good crops. Connecticut's main features are soil. They have to have good soil to grow thing there, and that is where the Puritan's got most of there good crops.
What was the economy like in Connecticut?
people grow crop 4 an living
What crops do they grow in Connecticut in the early days?
corn and rice and beans
