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Chicks Ahoy Farm Privacy Policy for the website and applications. ONLINE PRIVACY POLICY AGREEMENT February 13, 2025 Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc (Chicks Ahoy Farm) values its users' privacy. This Privacy Policy ("Policy") will help you understand how we collect and use personal information from those who visit our website or make use of our online facilities and services, and what we will and will not do with the information we collect. Our Policy has been designed and created to assure those affiliated with Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc of our commitment and realization of our obligation not only to meet, but to exceed, most existing privacy standards. We reserve the right to make changes to this Policy at any given time. If you have not registered with us and want to make sure that you are up to date with the latest changes, we advise you to frequently visit this page. If you are a registered user, we will notify you via email of any changes or updates made to this Policy. If at any point in time Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc decides to make use of any personally identifiable information on file, in a manner vastly different from that which was stated when this information was initially collected, the user or users shall be promptly notified by email. Users at that time shall have the option as to whether to permit the use of their information in this separate manner. This Policy applies to Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc, and it governs any and all data collection and usage by us. Through the use of https://www.chicksahoyfarm.org/, you are therefore consenting to the data collection procedures expressed in this Policy. Please note that this Policy does not govern the collection and use of information by companies that Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc does not control, nor by individuals not employed or managed by us. If you visit a website that we mention or link to, be sure to review its privacy policy before providing the site with information. It is highly recommended and suggested that you review the privacy policies and conditions of any website you choose to use or frequent to better understand the way in which websites garner, make use of and share the information collected. Specifically, this Policy will inform you of the following What personally identifiable information is collected from you through our website; Why we collect personally identifiable information and the legal basis for such collection; How we use the collected information and with whom it may be shared; What choices are available to you regarding the use of your data; and The security procedures in place to protect the misuse of your information. Information We Collect It is always up to you whether to disclose personally identifiable information to us, although if you elect not to do so, we reserve the right not to register you as a user or provide you with any products or services. This website collects various types of information, such as: Voluntarily provided information which may include your name, address, email address, billing and/or credit card information etc. which may be used when you purchase products and/or services and to deliver the services you have requested. Information automatically collected when visiting our website, which may include cookies, third party tracking technologies and server logs. In addition, Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc may have the occasion to collect non-personal anonymous demographic information, such as age, gender, household income, political affiliation, race and religion, as well as the type of browser you are using, IP address, or type of operating system, which will assist us in providing and maintaining superior quality service. Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc may also deem it necessary, from time to time, to follow websites that our users may frequent to gleam what types of services and products may be the most popular to customers or the general public. Please rest assured that this site will only collect personal information that you knowingly and willingly provide to us by way of surveys, completed membership forms, and emails. It is the intent of this site to use personal information only for the purpose for which it was requested, and any additional uses specifically provided for in this Policy. Why We Collect Information and For How Long We are collecting your data for several reasons: To better understand your needs and provide you with the services you have requested; To fulfill our legitimate interest in improving our services and products; To send you promotional emails containing information we think you may like when we have your consent to do so; To contact you to fill out surveys or participate in other types of market research, when we have your consent to do so; To customize our website according to your online behavior and personal preferences. The data we collect from you will be stored for no longer than necessary. The length of time we retain said information will be determined based upon the following criteria: the length of time your personal information remains relevant; the length of time it is reasonable to keep records to demonstrate that we have fulfilled our duties and obligations; any limitation periods within which claims might be made; any retention periods prescribed by law or recommended by regulators, professional bodies or associations; the type of contract we have with you, the existence of your consent, and our legitimate interest in keeping such information as stated in this Policy. Use of Information Collected Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc does not now, nor will it in the future, sell, rent or lease any of its customer lists and/or names to any third parties. Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc may collect and may make use of personal information to assist in the operation of our website and to ensure delivery of the services you need and request. At times, we may find it necessary to use personally identifiable information as a means to keep you informed of other possible products and/or services that may be available to you from https:// www.chicksahoyfarm.org/ Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc may also be in contact with you with regards to completing surveys and/or research questionnaires related to your opinion of current, potential, or future services that may be offered. Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc uses various third-party social media features including but not limited to Instagram, X, Facebook, Linkedin, Blu Sky and other interactive programs. These may collect your IP address and require cookies to work properly. These services are governed by the privacy policies of the providers and are not within Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc's control. Disclosure of Information Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc may not use or disclose the information provided by you except under the following circumstances: as necessary to provide services or products you have ordered; in other ways described in this Policy or to which you have otherwise consented; in the aggregate with other information in such a way so that your identity cannot reasonably be determined; as required by law, or in response to a subpoena or search warrant; to outside auditors who have agreed to keep the information confidential; as necessary to enforce the Terms of Service on our website; as necessary to maintain, safeguard and preserve all the rights and property of Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc. Non-Marketing Purposes Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc greatly respects your privacy. We do maintain and reserve the right to contact you if needed for non-marketing purposes (such as bug alerts, security breaches, account issues, and/or changes in Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc products and services, or changes to this Policy). In certain circumstances, we may use our website, newspapers, or other public means to post a notice. Children under the age of 13 Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc's website is not directed to, and does not knowingly collect personal identifiable information from, children under the age of thirteen (13). If it is determined that such information has been inadvertently collected on anyone under the age of thirteen (13), we shall immediately take the necessary steps to ensure that such information is deleted from our system's database, or in the alternative, that verifiable parental consent is obtained for the use and storage of such information. Anyone under the age of thirteen (13) must seek and obtain parent or guardian permission to use this website. Unsubscribe or Opt-Out All users and visitors to our website have the option to discontinue receiving communications from us by way of email or newsletters. To discontinue or unsubscribe from our website please send an email that you wish to unsubscribe to info@chicksahoyfarm.org. If you wish to unsubscribe or opt-out from any third-party websites, you must go to that specific website to unsubscribe or opt-out. Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc will continue to adhere to this Policy with respect to any personal information previously collected. Links to Other Websites Our website does contain links to affiliate and other websites. Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc does not claim nor accept responsibility for any privacy policies, practices and/or procedures of other websites. Therefore, we encourage all users and visitors to be aware when they leave our website and to read the privacy statements of every website that collects personally identifiable information. This Policy applies only and solely to the information collected by our website. Notice to European Union Users Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc's operations are located primarily in the United States. If you provide information to us, the information will be transferred out of the European Union (EU) and sent to the United States. (The adequacy decision on the EU-US Privacy became operational on August 1, 2016. This framework protects the fundamental rights of anyone in the EU whose personal data is transferred to the United States for commercial purposes. It allows the free transfer of data to companies that are certified in the US under the Privacy Shield.) By providing personal information to us, you are consenting to its storage and use as described in this Policy. Your Rights as a Data Subject Under the regulations of the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") of the EU you have certain rights as a Data Subject. These rights are as follows: The right to be informed: this means we must inform you of how we intend to use your personal data and we do this through the terms of this Policy. The right of access: this means you have the right to request access to the data we hold about you and we must respond to those requests within one month. You can do this by sending an email to info@chicksahoyfarm.org. The right to rectification: this means that if you believe some of the data we hold is incorrect, you have the right to have it corrected. You can do this by logging into your account with us, or by sending us an email with your request. You can do this by sending an email to info@chicksahoyfarm.org. The right to erasure: this means you can request that the information we hold about you be deleted, and we will comply unless we have a compelling reason not to, in which case you will be informed of the reason. You can do this by sending an email to info@chicksahoyfarm.org. The right to restrict processing: this means you can change your communication preferences or opt-out of certain communications. You can do this by sending an email to info@chicksahoyfarm.org. The right of data portability: this means you can obtain and use the data we hold for your own purposes without explanation. If you wish to request a copy of your information, contact us at info@chicksahoyfarm.org. The right to object: this means you can file a formal objection with us regarding our use of your information with regard to third parties, or its processing where our legal basis is our legitimate interest in it. To do this, please send an email to info@chicksahoyfarm.org. In addition to the rights above, please rest assured that we will always aim to encrypt and anonymize your personal information whenever possible. We also have protocols in place in the unlikely event that we suffer a data breach and we will contact you if your personal information is ever at risk. For more details regarding our security protections see the section below or visit our website at https://www.chicksahoyfarm.org/. Security Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc takes precautions to protect your information. When you submit sensitive information via the website, your information is protected both online and offline. Wherever we collect sensitive information (e.g. credit card information), that information is encrypted and transmitted to us in a secure way. You can verify this by looking for a lock icon in the address bar and looking for "https" at the beginning of the address of the webpage. While we use encryption to protect sensitive information transmitted online, we also protect your information offline. Only employees who need the information to perform a specific job (for example, billing or customer service) are granted access to personally identifiable information. The computers and servers in which we store personally identifiable information are kept in a secure environment. This is all done to prevent any loss, misuse, unauthorized access, disclosure or modification of the user's personal information under our control. The Company also uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) for authentication and private communications to build users' trust and confidence in the internet and website use by providing simple and secure access and communication of credit card and personal information. Acceptance of Terms By using this website, you are hereby accepting the terms and conditions stipulated within this Privacy Policy Agreement. If you are not in agreement with our terms and conditions, then you should refrain from further use of our sites. In addition, your continued use of our website following proper notification or the posting of any updates or changes to our terms and conditions, shall mean that you agree and accept such changes. How to Contact Us If you have any questions or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy as it relates to our website, please feel free to contact us at the following email, telephone number or mailing address: Email: info@chicksahoyfarm.org Telephone Number: 8602805651 Mailing Address: Chicks Ahoy Farm Inc 78 Kenwood Circle, Bloomfield, CT, USA Bloomfield, Connecticut 06002 The data controller responsible for your personal information for the purposes of GDPR compliance is: Lorenzo Jones info@chicksahoyfarm.org 8607062188 78 Kenwood Circle, Bloomfield, CT, USA GDPR Disclosure: If you answered "yes" to the question Does your website comply with the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR")? then the Privacy Policy above includes language that is meant to account for such compliance. Nevertheless, in order to be fully compliant with GDPR regulations your company must fulfill other requirements such as: (i) doing an assessment of data processing activities to improve security; (ii) have a data processing agreement with any third party vendors; (iii) appoint a data protection officer for the company to monitor GDPR compliance; (iv) designate a representative based in the EU under certain circumstances; and (v) have a protocol in place to handle a potential data breach. For more details on how to make sure your company is fully compliant with GDPR, please visit the official website at https://gdpr.eu . FormSwift and its subsidiaries are in no way responsible for determining whether or not your company is in fact compliant with GDPR and takes no responsibility for the use you make of this Privacy Policy or for any potential liability your company may face in relation to any GDPR compliance issues. COPPA Compliance Disclosure: This Privacy Policy presumes that your website is not directed at children under the age of 13 and does not knowingly collect personal identifiable information from them or allow others to do the same through your site. If this is not true for your website or online service and you do collect such information (or allow others to do so), please be aware that you must be compliant with all COPPA regulations and guidelines in order to avoid violations which could lead to law enforcement actions, including civil penalties. In order to be fully compliant with COPPA your website or online service must fulfill other requirements such as: (i) posting a privacy policy which describes not only your practices, but also the practices of any others collecting personal information on your site or service — for example, plug-ins or ad networks; (ii) include a prominent link to your privacy policy anywhere you collect personal information from children; (iii) include a description of parental rights (e.g. that you won't require a child to disclose more information than is reasonably necessary, that they can review their child's personal information, direct you to delete it, and refuse to allow any further collection or use of the child's information, and the procedures to exercise their rights); (iv) give parents "direct notice" of your information practices before collecting information from their children; and (v) obtain the parents' "verifiable consent" before collecting, using or disclosing personal information from a child. For more information on the definition of these terms and how to make sure your website or online service is fully compliant with COPPA please visit https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/childrens-online- privacy-protection-rule-six-step-compliance . FormSwift and its subsidiaries are in no way responsible for determining whether or not your company is in fact compliant with COPPA and takes no responsibility for the use you make of this Privacy Policy or for any potential liability your company may face in relation to any COPPA compliance issues. California Consumer Privacy Act ("CCPA") Compliance Disclosure: The CCPA is a collection of privacy laws enacted by the California legislature which is meant to protect Californians' personal data from being sold or used without their consent. The requirements of the CCPA apply to, among others, businesses that (i) have a gross annual revenue of at least $25 million dollars; or (ii) buys, receives, or sells personal information of 50,000 or more Californian consumers, households or devices; or (iii) derives 50% or more of its revenue from the sale of personal information. If your business meets these requirements or is otherwise based out of California, you must comply with the requirements of the CCPA or risk facing fines, sanctions and civil penalties. For more information about CCPA and its requirements please visit https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/ billTextClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB375 . Please note that the CCPA is scheduled to be updated by January 2023 with new requirements and definitions so please be sure to check those regulations periodically to make sure your Privacy Policy is up to date. FormSwift and its subsidiaries are in no way responsible for determining whether or not your company is in fact compliant with the CCPA or any other privacy regulations, and takes no responsibility for the use you make of this Privacy Policy or for any potential liability your company may face in relation to any compliance issues.

FREE CT is the name of Cultivating Justice's campaign to reform Connecticut's probation system. CONNECTICUT PROBATION REFORM CONNECTICUT PROBATION REFORM CONNECTICUT PROBATION REFORM CONNECTICUT PROBATION REFORM We are fighting to reform the probation system by eliminating incarceration for noncriminal technical violations, introducing earned time credit and removing burdensome supervision fees in order to incentivize success, reduce caseloads and reduce the trauma of arrest. JOIN THE FIGHT JOIN THE FIGHT JOIN THE FIGHT JOIN THE FIGHT Probation Reform Sign On Letter Probation Reform Sign On Letter Probation Reform Sign On Letter Probation Reform Sign On Letter Probation was designed to be an alternative to incarceration. Instead, it has become a direct pathway into the prison system, creating an endless cycle of supervision and incarceration, while also acting as a barrier to resources and support that would effectively target some of the root causes of crime, such as food insecurity. Instead of following its vision to act as a leader in progressive reforms with reentry initiatives as a primary focus, Connecticut DOC chooses to uphold targeted, biased, and unjust systems. As of June 1st 2025, more than 32,000 people are on probation in Connecticut – three times the number of those incarcerated. What do we already know? As of November 2025, there were more than 33,000 people on probation in Connecticut. In Connecticut, probation violations are the leading cause of incarcerations, with 1 in 10 incarcerations a non-criminal technical violation. There are two types of probation: 1) Serving time in jail and then being put on probation after completing a short jail time, aka 'shock probation 2) Going on probation instead of going to jail. Probation begins immediately after release. Connecticut currently has 17 conditions, the 17 being to ‘satisfy any other conditions reasonably related to the defendant's rehabilitation,’ which essentially means more conditions or opportunities to violate. Justice-impacted individuals are twice as likely to be impacted by food insecurity, and 90% of justice-impacted individuals were reported to have experienced food insecurity. Supervision fees disproportionately impact underserved and low-income communities, taking what we don’t have. Connecticut requires both a $200 supervision fee and for those on probation to pay for random drug tests, regardless of whether drugs were involved in the crime. Access to food resources such as SNAP has been shown to reduce recidivism by 10% within the first year of getting benefits. For questions or more information, contact Jaymiah at cultivatingjustice@chicksahoyfarm.org Follow us on socials

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Co-op2Kitchen (C2K) is a farmer-supported mutual aid project helping individuals and families in Bloomfield, Hartford, and Middletown meet immediate needs around food security, health, and hygiene by providing them with fresh produce, chicken eggs, and other essential items. #CoOp2kitchen Our Mission Co-op2Kitchen (C2K) is a farmer-supported mutual aid project helping individuals and families in Bloomfield, Hartford, and Middletown meet immediate needs around food security, health, and hygiene by providing them with fresh produce, chicken eggs, and other essential items. Our People! Who We Are Initiated in 2023, Co-op2Kitchen has expanded its offerings and reach. Our growth is the direct result of the increase in the number of locally based BILPOC farmers, and our relationships with rural producers, growers, artisans, florists, beekeepers, anglers, and service providers. Get Involved! Members & Volunteers Our members receive support from C2K, and alongside volunteers, they: Build partnerships with local vendors and acquire supplies weekly; Hold weekly door-to-door outreach to share food and information with people; Hold weekly distribution times that accommodate work and school schedules; and Host weekly volunteering opportunities for phone banking and to help clip coupons for our Coop-On Book, which are shared with C2K members to aid in their shopping Become a Member or Volunteer Farmers & Vendors We source our products and services from CT farmers, vendors, and professionals in our network. We especially value relationships with people whose identities are historically underrepresented in agriculture: BILPOC (Black, Indigenous, Latine, People of Color), LGBTQIA+, and women-identified people. The farmers and vendors we support through our coaching and leadership development cohort, FLOC (Farmers and Leaders of Color), are prioritized C2K vendors. We supplement their offerings with other CT farmers and vendors Become A Vendor Here A #Coop2kitchen Steward is a member of C2K. C2K Stewards are individuals and entities that may make an annual contribution to Coop2kitchen in furtherance of our mission to facilitate a community-based and farmer-supported mutual aid project in Bloomfield, Connecticut. Your contribution is considered a membership and will go to pay for food and basic human needs supplies we will distribute at no charge to people in Hartford, Middlesex, and New Haven counties. Becoming a C2K Steward will specifically enable us to secure: Non-perishable items like laundry sheets, harm reduction supplies, and hygiene products. Agricultural Agreements with BILPOC farmers and socially disadvantaged farmers for local products. Obtain clinical services to provide informal case management to people. Become a Coop2kitchen Steward C2K Pop Ups and Distribution C2K Contact Location/Form Service/Meeting Distribution Date Time Advisory Committee Register Here! Meets on the 2nd Monday 2:00 PM Sarah Demasi Register Here! Mutual Aid & Food 08/06/2025 1:00 PM Diana Martinez Register Here! Mutual Aid & Food 09/10/2025 1:00 PM Diana Martinez Vendor Form Become A Vendor 09/11/2025 1:00 PM Lorenzo Jones Member/Volunteer Form Join Us! 09/11/2025 1:00 PM Diana Martinez Register Here! Mutual Aid & Food 09/27/2025 11:30 AM Vii Martinez Harvesting Change Mutual Aid & Food 10/30/2025 5:00 PM Vii Martinez Miller Street Commnity Farm, Middletown Mutual Aid & Food 11/06/2026 6:00 PM Vii Martinez Chicks Ahoy Farm Office, Bloomfield Mutual Aid & Food 11/20/2025 6:00 PM Vii Martinez F.R.E.E. CT Greater Hartford Meeting Mutual Aid & Food 12/17/2025 6:00 PM C2K Benefits C2K Vendors & Suppliers Olivia Walker Editor in Chief Dan Mitchell Assistant Manager Noah Patterson Programming Editor Tess Anderson Art Director Co-op2Kitchen (C2K) is a farmer-supported mutual aid project helping individuals and families in Bloomfield, Hartford, and Middletown meet immediate needs around food security, health, and hygiene by providing them with fresh produce, chicken eggs, and other essential items.

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Cultivating Justice meets monthly with people who want to practice farming in urban comminties. Cultivating Justice Cultivating Justice Cultivating Justice Cultivating Justice Cultivating Justice continues to bring together emerging young activists, farmers, social workers, and supportive allies across Connecticut in efforts to strengthen our social safety net. Cultivating Justice is our member-led community organizing group at Chicks Ahoy Farm, which focuses on developing community organizing skills within neighborhoods and communities throughout Connecticut. Our primary objectives are to promote liberation and decriminalization within our communities through justice reform that positively impacts low-income and marginalized populations, while also working cooperatively to nourish our communities by prioritizing the advancement of Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and other farmers of color in Connecticut. Join our Monthly Meetings Statewide Criminal Justice Reform Call Statewide Criminal Justice Reform Call Statewide Criminal Justice Reform Call Statewide Criminal Justice Reform Call Once a month, every month, we hold the Connecticut Statewide Criminal Justice Reform Call, where directly impacted individuals, organizers, advocates, and lobbyists present on current issues affecting communities and update the audience on developments from the Capitol. The statewide criminal justice reform call is held on the Second Tuesday of the month at 11 am on Zoom. Register for the monthly call. If you would like to present on a future call, please contact Diana at diana@chicksahoyfarm.org Cultivating Justice is organizing to Explain the proposed probation reform: House Bill 6361 . Hold local meetings led by people directly impacted by probation and supervision. Meet people with whom we can build community power for criminal justice reform.

Chicks Ahoy Farm is a not-for-profit working to promote pathways to sustainable farming and increase the number of women and BILPOC farmers in the State of Connecticut. Chicks Ahoy Farm Chicks Ahoy Farm, Inc is a Bloomfield-based nonprofit organization that aims to increase the number of underrepresented farmers in Connecticut, increase youth and families’ access to FACES (Farming, Agriculture, Conservation, and Environmental Stewardship), and organize to fix the state’s broken social safety net. Our organization has built a network of youth, families, seniors, and directly-impacted members across Hartford County and beyond. We are cultivating systemic change and community resilience. Our programs and organizing projects are deeply committed to fostering systemic change, driving impactful local direct action, and providing robust public education across Connecticut. State Rep with P2A Interns P2A Interns at the CAF state capitol tour with SHOP and FLOC members P2A meeting with lobbyist John Bailey at the LOB cafe. P2A Interns at the CAF state capitol tour with SHOP and FLOC members FREE CT tabling at New Britain library Oct 2025 State Rep with P2A Interns P2A Interns at the CAF state capitol tour with SHOP and FLOC members 1/14 "Testimonials are a great way to showcase positive feedback you've received. Click to edit and add yours." Simone Woods "Testimonials are a great way to showcase positive feedback you've received. Click to edit and add yours." Nicole Yang "Testimonials are a great way to showcase positive feedback you've received. Click to edit and add yours." Calvin Smith "Testimonials are a great way to showcase positive feedback you've received. Click to edit and add yours." Suzanne Levis Help Us Cultivate Justice $0 $ 0 Your donations will go to assist local agribusiness development and youth workforce development in Connecticut . Elegir View Our Members Forum Sign Up Here

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Growing Power is Chicks Ahoy Farm, and the Katal Center's annual workshop conference where we grow skills, community, and power. Now in our third year, we feature workshops led by presenters who are farmers and growers in our FLOC (Farmers & Leaders of Color), our Pathways 2 Agriculture program, and our Cultivating Justice leadership. Growing Power is open to everyone, and centers BILPOC, justice-impacted, and low-income families. Growing Power is our annual workshop series where we grow skills, community, and power. Did you come by? If so, let us know! Join Us At The Monthly Cultivating Justice Meeting Were you not able to make it? Please fill out this form and let us know what kept you from making it so that we can plan an even better Growing Power '26! Want to stay in the loop? Follow us on Insta or Facebook ! Want a deeper connection? Join our growing Whatsapp group chat where we share information, tips, jokes, and more daily! Growing Power 2025 Partners Want to be a partner? Sign up today! Garo Consulting llc Elizabeth Williams, Board Member Morena Farming Richard Hayles, Treasurer

This page has links to Connecticut agencies and information for farming. Agencies of Interest Logo Agency Description of Agency Oficina de campo de Connecticut del Servicio Nacional de Estadísticas Agrícolas del USDA El Servicio Nacional de Estadísticas Agrícolas (NASS) del USDA realiza cientos de encuestas cada año y prepara informes que cubren prácticamente todos los aspectos de la agricultura estadounidense. La producción y el suministro de alimentos y fibras, los precios pagados y recibidos por los agricultores, la mano de obra y los salarios agrícolas, las finanzas agrícolas, el uso de productos químicos y los cambios en la demografía de los productores estadounidenses son sólo algunos ejemplos. NASS se compromete a proporcionar estadísticas oportunas, precisas y útiles al servicio de la agricultura estadounidense. Censo de Agricultura El Censo de Agricultura es un recuento completo de las granjas y ranchos estadounidenses y de las personas que los operan. Incluso las pequeñas parcelas de tierra, ya sean rurales o urbanas, en las que se cultivan frutas, verduras o algunos animales destinados al consumo humano cuentan si se recaudaron y vendieron 1.000 dólares o más de dichos productos, o normalmente se habrían vendido, durante el año del censo. El Censo Agrícola, que se realiza sólo una vez cada cinco años, analiza el uso y la propiedad de la tierra, las características de los operadores, las prácticas de producción, los ingresos y los gastos. Para los agricultores y ganaderos de Estados Unidos, el Censo Agrícola es su voz, su futuro y su oportunidad. Administración de Pequeños Negocios Las oficinas de CT SBA brindan ayuda con los servicios de administración de pequeñas empresas, incluidos programas de financiación, asesoramiento, certificaciones de contratación federal y recuperación ante desastres. También podemos conectarlo con nuestras organizaciones asociadas, prestamistas y otros grupos comunitarios que ayudan a las pequeñas empresas a tener éxito. Departamento de Agricultura de Connecticut La misión del Departamento de Agricultura es fomentar un clima económico, ambiental y social saludable para la agricultura mediante el desarrollo, la promoción y la regulación de empresas agrícolas; proteger los recursos agrícolas y acuícolas; hacer cumplir las leyes relativas a los animales domésticos; y promover una comprensión entre los ciudadanos del estado sobre la diversidad de la agricultura de Connecticut, su herencia cultural y su contribución a la economía del estado. Desarrollo y asistencia a empresas agrícolas La Unidad de Desarrollo Agrícola de la Oficina de Desarrollo Agrícola y Preservación de Recursos es el contacto principal para el desarrollo de negocios agrícolas. La Oficina de Acuicultura también puede ser de ayuda cuando el objetivo es establecer o desarrollar un negocio basado en la acuicultura. Exención del impuesto sobre las ventas para agricultores Estatutos Generales de Connecticut - Sección 12-412(63) Las ventas minoristas de propiedad personal tangible utilizadas exclusivamente en la producción agrícola están exentas de impuestos sobre las ventas y el uso siempre que la compra califique para una exención y al comprador se le haya emitido un Permiso de exención de impuestos para agricultores. Para calificar para la exención del impuesto sobre las ventas, un agricultor primero debe presentar una solicitud ante el Departamento de Servicio de Ingresos (DRS) by presentación Form REG 8_11100000-000 0-0000-0000 -000000000111_. 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Somos un depósito de registros para el Estado y brindamos información y recursos importantes sobre presentaciones comerciales y comerciales, elecciones y autenticación según lo prescrito por la constitución y las leyes federales y estatales. Buscamos apoyar oportunidades de desarrollo empresarial y fomentar un proceso político más inclusivo educando, informando e involucrando a las comunidades en la preparación cívica y juvenil. Portal web de licencias de CT El portal web Connecticut eLicense brinda acceso en tiempo real a más de 800 tipos de credenciales emitidas y reguladas por las siguientes agencias estatales. Estos tipos de credenciales incluyen licencias, registros, permisos o certificaciones para individuos, organizaciones e instalaciones. 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