Our Community Links

	Howell Living History Farm, situated in Pleasant Valley near Titusville, NJ, recreates farming and farm life of the years 1900-1910 on 126 acres. Howell Farm is supported by the Friends of Howell Farm, a non-profit advisory group involved in program support, restoration and fundraising, working in close cooperation with the farm staff and county administration.
	New Jersey Farmers Against Hunger is a program of the New Jersey Agricultural Society dedicated to collecting and distributing surplus fruits and vegetables from New Jersey Farmers to those in need through local community organizations.
	Bicycle Tour Company's Princeton Weekend Tour stops at Terhune Orchards. The tour starts at the Peacock Inn; a Victorian Jewel in the heart of Princeton. They then journey to Lambertville and New Hope; cycling through rolling hills and farmland. On the way back from New Hope, they bike through the quaint town of Hopewell. Soon after, they arrive at Terhune Orchards, a haven for fresh fruit, baked goods, and Terhune's famous Apple Cider-Ice Slush.
	Carnegie Lake Rowing Association provides community rowing in Princeton, New Jersey since 1985. Their members are of all ages and have a wide range of rowing skills. The program operates year round and includes a Novice Program along with regular indoor and on-the-lake workouts tailored for rowers of different levels of ability. Sweep oar rowing comprises the bulk of the club's activity.
	New Jersey Agricultural Leadership Development Program is an opportunity for individuals in farming and agribusiness to become informed, articulate leaders who will work with public and private sectors, media, and government to ensure sustainable agricultural business policies and practices and to become more effective community leaders.
	State of New Jersey Department of Agriculture provides helpful information about the fresh produce grown in this state. Look at their site for information about New Jersey pick-your-own farms, recipes, videos, and information on family fun, festivals and agricultural fairs.
	New Jersey Online is a resource for community news and events.
	Come visit us in New Jersey! NJ Travel and Tourism lists many events and lots of things to do.
	Lawrence Township is a wonderful place to live and farm. Pam is now serving on the Township Council.
	The Inn at Glencairn is a bed and breakfast located in Historic Lawrenceville and a wonderful place to stay when visiting the area.
	At Chauncey Conference Center in Prinecton, you'll find options for all your meetings. 370-acre bucolic setting with guest accommodations, superb dining and recreation.