New Jersey senators have advanced a plan to exempt ag land from rollback property taxes if a hardship prevents the land from being farmed.
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According to the USDA, applications of biochar include improving soil health, raising soil pH, remediating polluted soils, sequestering carbon, lowering greenhouse gas emissions and improving soil moisture.
A successful cut flower grower shares what flowers he sells the most of to florists.
From 3 acres to 30, two experienced cole crops producers share tips for beginners interested in growing broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower and more.
At Penn State Extension's Greenhouse Growers Day, Jodi Gauker spoke on the importance of business owners tracking cash flow and communicating well. Â
Farm Credit is a system of lending cooperatives that serve farmers across the United States. Farm Credit institutions have discounts and training programs to support young, beginning and small farmers.
What florist can say no to a truck full of perfect cut flowers? That's Dave Delbo's theory that has helped him build a 40-florist clientele for his cut flower business.Â
A challenge to a York County hydroelectric permit granted last year by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has been denied.
A prediction model suggests storing corn is generally more profitable than soybeans, though risk-takers might benefit from storing soybeans.
With Farm Bureau's national convention slated for Jan. 24-29, Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is preparing by hearing problems from the field and building solutions up to the state level.
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