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Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station opens greenhouse, starts PFAS testing and expands vector surveillance
Summary
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station told the subcommittee it opened a new greenhouse on its New Haven campus, plans to bid a Valley Laboratory rebuild in Windsor, is building a PFAS testing capability and continues statewide mosquito and tick surveillance.
NEW HAVEN — The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station briefed the Appropriations subcommittee on March 12, saying its recently completed greenhouse on the New Haven campus is nearly ready, its Valley Laboratory in Windsor is scheduled to go to bid, and the station is expanding analytical capacity for PFAS testing while continuing vector surveillance for mosquitoes and ticks.
Vice-Director Lindsey Triplett and laboratory staff…
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