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President Rick Ebert and Vice President Chris Hoffman say they offer different visions for the state’s largest general farm organization. Farm Bureau members will vote during the group’s Nov. 14-16

A report released Wednesday by TRIP found that Pennsylvania's rural roads and bridges are among some of the most deteriorated in the country.

Three finalists have been selected for the 2022 Pennsylvania Leopold Conservation. The award will be presented at the upcoming Pennsylvania Farm Bureau annual meeting and the Pennsylvania Farm Show.

The American Farm Bureau Federation named Congressman Dan Meuser (R-9) as a "Friend of the Farm Bureau" for the 117th Congress.

When Ralph Myers, 85, looks at the farming operations around him, the difference is stark compared to three decades ago. “In 1995, there were about 195 dairy farmers in Armstrong County,” said Myers, a fourth-generation farmer from Gilpin and patriarch at Myers Pickle Farm, which dates to 1866. “Today, there

Sweet corn farmers across Pennsylvania have varied dates on when sweet corn will be available for purchase this year due to weather conditions, production costs, late seed planting, and other

The popular fruit and vegetable roadside stand is getting set for sweet corn season.

The Pennsylvania Farm Bureau and the Environmental Protection Agency are hopeful that state legislators will pass funding for clean streams.

On Wednesday, the Pennsylvania state House nearly unanimously passed a bill that would return whole milk to schools in the state. If enacted into law, the Whole Milk in Pennsylvania Schools Act would permit schools to serve whole milk and reduced-fat milk, aka 2% milk, to students. Currently, schools are

Senate approves Langerholc bill