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Farmers Are Conservation Leaders - Vimarsana News

Farmers Are Conservation Leaders

Pennsylvania is a national leader in sustainable practices, and our agriculture industry demonstrates that daily in our dedication to the environment.

Pennsylvania's ACRE Law Protects Farmers from Unauthorized Municipal Regulation | McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania's ACRE Law Protects Farmers from Unauthorized Municipal Regulation | McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC

In Pennsylvania, agriculture has provided approximately $83.8 billion in direct economic output, 280,500 jobs and $10.9 billion in earnings. Needless to say, agriculture is a major...

Ontario Increases Opportunity for On-Farm RNG Production – Advanced BioFuels USA - Vimarsana News

Ontario Increases Opportunity for On-Farm RNG Production – Advanced BioFuels USA

by Erin Voegele (Biomass Magazine) The Ontario government on July 5 announced it is changing its biogas regulations under the Nutrient Management Act to enable new on-farm biogas systems and expansions of existing systems to be approved more easily and at a lower cost. The changes will also help reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by diverting waste from the landfill through increased maximum allowable limits and new types of off-farm anaerobic digestion materials, such as food processing waste and source separated organics, and by encouraging production of renewable natural gas (RNG). The...

Letters to the Editor: July 8 - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: July 8

Article content The COVID-19 rules severely limited the crowd size inside the Bell Centre and yet outside there were thousands of people shoulder to shoulder with few if any masks evident. Scary. Dave Mathers, St. Thomas Changing names changes nothing Every small town and huge city has a King Street and Queen Street. Are the do-gooders of the world going to demand that these names are changed because of bad kings and queens throughout history. Hopefully these protectors of everything don’t find a historical figure named Main. Dale Whitelaw, Bayfield Liberals investing in re-election After r...