Game Commission Executive Director Stephen Smith said the agency is working on a grant program to help processors expand their businesses and help those looking to start their own processing facility.
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The Pennsylvania Game Commission has approved measures to address growing concerns about crop damage by wildlife.
Maryland farmers are asking lawmakers to expand ways to protect crops from voracious deer. Some farmers say they have had to abandon fields because deer destroyed the crop.
A fatal neurological illness that affects deer known as chronic wasting disease has been detected in Georgia for the first time, state wildlif…
Charges against a Chester County man who had been found guilty of using a drone to recover game were dismissed Thursday during an appeal trial.
Jan. 11—In a joint effort to address concerns and reports of increased deer pressure on agriculture crops across the state, a joint town hall …
Pennsylvania’s farmers and hunters, once in conflict, are working together to reduce crop losses caused by deer.
During a meeting with the Wildlife Management Committee, commissioners agreed to expand the Ag Tag permit seasons as well as simplify the application process.
A Pennsylvania legislator is drafting a bill that would help farmers reduce wildlife-related crop damage by constructing fencing around fields as part of a 50/50 cost-share program.