Old-fashioned dairy thrives at Shaggy Coos Farm in Easton
June is National Dairy Month. Farmers at Shaggy Coos say choosing dairy is more sustainable for the environment and that buying local will always be fresher.
News 12 Staff
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Jun 7, 2021, 10:10 PM
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Updated 1,046 days ago
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12’s Mark Sudol visited the “most southern dairy farm in Fairfield County.”
June
is National Dairy Month. Farmers at Shaggy Coos say choosing dairy is more
sustainable for the environment and that buying local will always be fresher.
