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The Land Conservancy of Adams County recently partnered with Jeff and Deborah Seibert to preserve their 144-acre farm in Hamilton Township, Adams County with a conservation easement.
The farm was preserved through a partnership with U.S.D.A. Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Adams County Green Space Grant Program.
The Conservancy has worked to preserve 11,299 acres in Adams County.
For more information on programs, initiatives, other upcoming events and how you can get involved, visit the Land Conservancy of Adams County website.
(Reprinted from the PA Land Trust Association News webpage.)
NewsClips:
Lancaster Farming: Farms Need Help If Watershed Improvement Objectives Are To Succeed
Invasive Spotted Lanternflies Destroying Trees, Crops Leaving Behind Foul-Smelling Dew
Lower Susquehanna RiverKeeper Sues Fredericksburg Poultry Plant Over Pollution
Editorial: Bumper Crop Potential - State Grant Program Promotes Urban Farms
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The Nature Conservancy Adds 175 Acres To Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge In Monroe County
Heritage Conservancy: Maximuck’s Farm Market Now Protected Under Conservation Easement In Bucks County
Lancaster Conservancy Protects 49 Acres Of Wetlands; Opens Forest Garden At Conoy Wetlands Nature Preserve
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[Posted: August 5, 2019]
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