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John Piotti, president of the American Farmland Trust, said farmland remains in jeopardy. Karen Martynick was honored for 17 years as president of Lancaster Farmland Trust.

Having recently concluded an $8.4 million capital campaign and been on the receiving end of $1.5 million of Lancaster County’s federal pandemic relief funds, Lancaster Farmland Trust is well positioned

Having recently concluded an $8.4 million capital campaign and been on the receiving end of $1.5 million of Lancaster County’s federal pandemic relief funds, Lancaster Farmland Trust is well positioned

Dairy production is likely to grow in places with sufficient land and water, and regulations that aren’t too burdensome, like Pennsylvania.

The “goat path” is the colloquial name for a 5-mile section of the abandoned 11-mile bypass. PennDOT spent $9 million to acquire rights of way, do grading and put down

Black farmers honored for contributions to farming technology.

Plans to create a 1.2-mile Walnut Street extension connecting Route 30 to Greenfield over a portion of the long-abandoned “goat path” took a tangible step toward reality Thursday, as High

Two-and-a-half years after Kmart closed up shop in Ephrata Township, a home goods and hardware retailer with deep Lancaster County roots has revived the spot.

Pennsylvania has the most flower growers of any state in the nation, a USDA report says.

Can a new organic milk line that relies on grazing, animal welfare, healthier cows, well-paid farmers and conservation practices help save both the Chesapeake Bay and struggling dairy farmers in