The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT39) COLRAIN, Mass. -- June 22, 2004 -- NEW-ENGLAND-CHEESE -- Carolyn Hilman tends to goats grazing on their property in Colrain, Mass., in May 2004. Some cheese makers have not had such a peripatetic life. For years, Carolyn and her husband Joe Hillman, worked Hillman Farm in Colrain, Mass., struggling to get by. With more Americans appreciating, and willing to pay for, grass-fed beef and heirloom fruits and vegetables, artisanal cheese making has also blossomed. And New England has become the most important center of American cheese craft east of California. (Jodi Hilton/The New York Times)
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2004-06-22
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The New York Times Agency
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