Lancaster Farming
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Ephrata, PA 17522
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"The Farmers Choice Since 1955"
Lancaster Farming is the leading Northeast and Mid-Atlantic farm newspaper. Every Saturday, the newspaper delivers news, market and commodity reports, and agribusiness information to more than 56,000 paid subscribers in Pennsylvania and fifteen other states. Lancaster Farming has been in continuous weekly print since 1955. Lancaster Farming reaches many ag industries, including dairy, beef, swine,
Lancaster Farming is the leading Northeast and Mid-Atlantic farm newspaper. Every Saturday, the newspaper delivers news, market and commodity reports, and agribusiness information to more than 56,000 paid subscribers in Pennsylvania and fifteen other states. Lancaster Farming has been in continuous weekly print since 1955. Lancaster Farming reaches many ag industries, including dairy, beef, swine,
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BREAKING: Avian influenza has been found in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
https://www.lancasterfarming.com/farming/poultry/avian-influenza-confirmed-in-lancaster-county-pennsylvania/article_fa83c3be-bd80-11ec-a6b2-2b99c6f96977.html
Pennsylvania has confirmed its first case of highly pathogenic avian influenza for the year in poultry.
The previous day’s storm dumped over an inch of rain, and Jeff Zechman’s pastures were wet and muddy, but that didn’t muck up the plans of the dozen or so farmers who were there to learn about conservation funding opportunities and see best management practices in place on Zechman’s 115-acre farm.
The previous day’s storm dumped over an inch of rain, and Jeff Zechman’s pastures were wet and muddy, but that didn’t muck up the plans of the dozen or so
This week, we spoke with Blake Alexandre from Alexandre Family Farm in northern California, America’s first certified regenerative dairy. Alexandre talks about the importance of regenerative farming and how his farm focuses soil health and regenerative ag practices.
This week on the podcast, Lancaster Farming talks to Blake Alexandre from Alexandre Family Farm in northern California, America’s first certified regenerative dairy.
From toy tractors to model farm sets, farm toy fans had their pick at the recent annual Toy Farm Show at Laurel High School, put on by the Laurel High School FFA.
The Laurel FFA chapter recently held its annual Toy Farm Show at the Laurel High School.
From choosing a mulch type to determining how thick to spread it, here's everything you'll need to know about applying organic mulch to your ornamental and vegetable garden beds.
Rep. John Lawrence delivered a rousing speech on the floor of the Pennsylvania House on April 13 before his bill to allow whole milk in Pennsylvania schools was approved 196-2.
Rarely has a politician felt the need to make such a detailed defense of such a popular bill.
Scott Colby, Ph.D., recently completed an "A-100," a 50 hour 100 mile hike on the North Country Trail through the Allegheny National Forest.
Because of bird losses from avian influenza, Easter eggs cost a bit more than they did the last time the bunny came around.
Because of bird losses from avian influenza, 2022 Easter eggs cost a bit more than they did the last time the bunny came around.
Happy birthday! George Perry of Perrydell Farm and Dairy turned 100 on April 9. He shared a bit about his life and changes he's seen in the farming industry over the last century.
George Perry of Perrydell Farm and Dairy turns 100 on April 9. He shared a bit about his life and changes he's seen in the farming industry over the last
Is Greek yogurt healthier than regular yogurt? What's the difference between hard and soft ice cream? Is frozen yogurt really that much healthier? A dairy expert has the answers.
A Pennsylvania lawmaker is dismissing questions about the legal merits of his whole milk legislation as it approaches a vote in the state House.
An heirloom tomato-growing expert recently shared the history of heirloom tomatoes and offered advice for backyard gardeners interested in growing tomatoes at home.
A set of three 18th century wooden angels once graced St. Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church in Schaefferstown, Pa. In the intervening 255 years, the angels have taken an intriguing flight through time.
A set of three 18th century wooden angels once graced St. Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church. In the intervening 255 years, the angels have taken an intriguing flight through time.
We love #NationalFarmAnimalsDay because it gives us an excuse to post a bunch of cute farm animal photos!
Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these."
Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding discusses meeting with members of Pennsylvania FFA chapters and the importance of investing in future ag workers.
Pennsylvania farmers are weighing changes to their rotations and crop management as they prepare for a very expensive planting season.
Early spring means it's time to get a jump on planting leafy greens. Here's what every gardener needs to know about growing lettuces, kales, cabbages and more.
A plan to allow whole milk in Pennsylvania schools has farmer support and momentum in Harrisburg.
What it might not have is the ability to hold up in court.
If the bill becomes law, it risks embroiling the state in a losing lawsuit and dashing farmers’ hopes on a signature issue.
"Local signifies trust and security, and it gives life meaning."
Lancaster Farming's Phil Gruber discusses how, having gone through the past two years, he understands the appeal of local food more than ever.
Lancaster Farming's Phil Gruber discusses how, having gone through the past two years, he understands the appeal of local food more than ever.
Sick of being beholden to oil prices, Michael Kramer invented his own biomass boiler, which uses grass hay to heat his Quakertown home.
Lebanon Solar's application for conditional use to build a proposed 858-acre solar farm in North Annville Township has been denied. Learn more about the decision here:
The North Annville Township supervisors voted April 5 to deny Lebanon Solar's application for conditional use.
Avian influenza is spreading in the United States. If you raise poultry, as a farmer or a hobbyist, now is the time to protect your flock.
Lancaster Farming has you covered with a one-page handout that explains what to do to reduce disease risk, what symptoms to look for, and what to do if you suspect avian influenza in your birds.
Avian influenza is spreading in the United States. If you raise poultry, as a farmer or a hobbyist, now is the time to protect your flock. Lancaster Farming’s one-page handout
"No grown ups allowed!"
The calves on columnist Sue Bowman's farm have their own "calves only" space, which gives them the freedom to romp and sleep while their mothers take a break.
The calves on columnist Sue Bowman's farm have their own "calves only" space, which gives them the freedom to romp and sleep while their mothers take a break.
Nina Lyman has turned Maul Meadow Farm in West Chester, Pennsylvania into a safe haven for former race horses with her organization, TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers.
Nina Lyman has turned Maul Meadow Farm in West Chester, Pennsylvania into a safe haven for former race horses.
Quakertown-based Flores Temporis, LLC's specialty heirloom blooms focus on “the way flowers used to be," according to owner Jean Tuma.
Quakertown-based Flores Temporis LLC's specialty heirloom blooms focus on “the way flowers used to be," according to owner Jean Tuma.
There's nothing better than fresh food right off your farm, but that doesn't mean it always comes easy.
Columnist Zoë Rohrer discusses how she keeps her family fed throughout the year on food they raise on their own farm.
When the thermometer took a nose-dive last week in the Mid-Atlantic, it put some crops at risk, especially tender strawberry blossoms or delicate peach buds as they begin to flower.
When the thermometer nose-dived this week in the Mid-Atlantic, it put some crops at risk, especially tender strawberry blossoms or delicate peach buds as they begin to flower.
Pasture-based management systems for pigs are increasing in popularity as consumer interest in pasture-raised pork products is at an all-time high.
Here's the breakdown on permanent, temporary/annual, rotation and hogged-down pasture systems.
Pasture-based management systems for pigs are increasing in popularity as consumer interest in pasture-raised pork products is at an all-time high.
Rev. Kathy Brumbaugh discusses various verses in the Bible and how they can be applied to the special relationship between parents and their children.
Farming is strenuous work and it's important to care for one of the most important tools on the farm: your body.
Did you know that April is #NationalGardenMonth? Now that the weather is finally starting to warm up, it'll soon be time to head out into your garden for some much needed fresh air!
These sunny daffodils (and their cute little friend) were featured in our 2022 Lancaster Farming calendar. If you take any cool photos during National Garden Month, send them to us for a chance to be featured in our 2023 calendar!
Submit your photos online at bit.ly/LFCalendar.
Asparagus is one of the first vegetables to make its appearance in the spring. Here's how you can preserve your asparagus and enjoy it all year round.
New York sugarmakers are partnering with Audubon New York on the Bird-Friendly Maple project, which protects birds while helping to market maple sugar products.
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"The Farmers Choice Since 1955"
Lancaster Farming is the leading Northeast and Mid-Atlantic farm newspaper. Every Saturday, the newspaper delivers news, market and commodity reports, and agribusiness information to more than 60,000 paid subscribers in Pennsylvania and fifteen other states. Lancaster Farming has been in continuous weekly print since 1955.
Lancaster Farming reaches many ag industries, including dairy, beef, swine, sheep, goat, horse and specialty animal buyers and sellers. It is also the largest farm implement marketplace in the Northeast.
The farm newspaper includes four basic sections each week, comprising an average of 200 pages per issue. Section A is devoted to breaking news, dairy and beef news, commodity market reports, and upcoming events. This includes more than 110 market reports weekly. Section B, the family section, includes the most comprehensive listing of auctions on the east coast, mailbox markets, a special antiques center, recipes, 4-H and FFA news, and food and nutritional information for the entire family. Sections C and D, the agribusiness center of the paper, include business news, new product information and updates, herd reports, classified news, and other information pertinent to farmers.
Special editions appear at different times of the year. Exclusive to Lancaster Farming, the guides include an annual ag directory, fair guide and auctioneer guide. Additionally, Mid-Atlantic Horse, the premier equine publication in the region, is produced monthly.
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