Rep. Russell Black and family honored as 2016 Conservation Farmers of the Year

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Sitting: Representative Russell Black and his wife Susan (Granddaughter Rowan Black standing between them) Back Row: President Thibodeau, Carrie Lancaster (with daughter Sloan), Melissa Canty, John and Corey Black, Senator Saviello
Seated, from left to right, in front: Susan Black, Rowan Lancaster (granddaughter), state Rep. Russell Black; in back, from left to right: state Senate President Mike Thibodeau, Carrie Lancaster (daughter), Sloan Lancaster, Melissa Canty (daughter), John Black, Corey Black, state Sen.Tom Saviello.

AUGUSTA – On March 26, 2016, state Sen. Tom Saviello (R-Franklin) recognized state Rep. Russell Black (R-Wilton) and his wife, Susan Black, with a Legislative Sentiment for their accomplishment of being named the 2016 Conservation Farmers of the Year by the Franklin County Soil and Water Conservation District’s Board of Supervisors. The Blacks own and manage the 500-acre Black Acres farm in Wilton.

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  5. Love the farm, we take our family there every Maine Maple Sunday! Love the Haunted Hay Rides when the do them too!

    Great People, warm and welcoming!

  6. Congratulations to Russell, Susan and the rest of the family. Been there on a couple of occasions, very nice people.

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