Connecticut Grown Program - CT.gov
The Connecticut Grown Program was developed by the state Department of Agriculture in 1986, when the now-familiar green and blue logo was created to identify agricultural products grown …
CT Grown Brand Manual
These identity standards provide guidelines for logo usage, fonts, colors, layouts, and more. The standards outlined in this guide apply to all materials produced using the Connecticut Grown …
CT Grown - A Way of Life
Aug 8, 2024 · The Connecticut Grown Program was developed by the state Department of Agriculture in 1986. Our now-familiar green and blue logo proudly identifies agriculture and …
Using the Connecticut Grown Logo - CT.gov
Current: Using the Connecticut Grown Logo; Connecticut Grown Program; Agriculture Directional Signage; Connecticut Grown Forest Products Program; Connecticut Grown Price Cards; …
Department of Agriculture unveils new CT Grown logo
Mar 23, 2021 · HARTFORD, Conn. — In support of its efforts to promote Connecticut’s robust agriculture and aquaculture industries, the Connecticut Department of Agriculture (DoAg) …
CT Grown gets new logo - Hartford Business Journal
Mar 29, 2021 · Also introduced is a new tagline: “A way of life.” The CT Grown logo and associated branding are used by producers and retailers to identify and market products …
Connecticut Grown Campaign Has a Fresh New Look - Farm Flavor
Apr 3, 2023 · The program’s mission is to bolster local agricultural products by clearly identifying Connecticut-grown and produced goods to consumers. With a new eye-catching logo, easy-to …
CT Grown - Miranda Creative
Connecticut Grown is the consumer-facing brand for The Connecticut Department of Agriculture. The newly refreshed brand launched in March 2021 and is tracked for 100,000,000 …
SWAZ Potato Farms
With 3,000 acres of Round White, Red, Gold and Russet potatoes under production in the fertile Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, we offer local potatoes to customers throughout the …
POTATOES — Sub-Edge Farm
Under the care of Irish farmers, the fertile fields of Connecticut soon began to produce bountiful crops of potatoes. In 1944, Sub Edge cultivated 50+ acres of potatoes that were sold to …