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NAME:Somerset County Library System of New Jersey
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SUMMARY:Farming in the Millstone Valley: Past and Present
LOCATION:Bridgewater branch\nBridgewater branch
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DESCRIPTION:Dutch farmers were the first Europeans to settle central NJ an
 d for the next three centuries played a central role in creating the towns
  and communities we call home. .\nhttps://sclsnj.libnet.info/event/951568
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Produced by the Millstone Valley Preservat
 ion Coalition with funding from Somerset County and the State of New Jerse
 y\, this documentary covers local agriculture right up to the present day 
 farm-to-table movement.&nbsp\; Today the farm-to-table renaissance has rej
 uvenated farming and inspired a vibrant restaurant scene. The story behind
  local landmarks and farm families is told in this short film\, which will
  be followed by a panel discussion featuring leaders of the local farm-to-
 table movement\, including Chris Albrecht\, Executive Chef of the Ryland I
 nn\; Alec Gioseffi\, President of the Cherry Valley Co-Op\; and Ryck Suyda
 m\, owner of Suydam Farms and President of the NJ Farm Bureau.</p>\nhttps:
 //sclsnj.libnet.info/event/951568
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