Highlands still ‘thorny’ situation
CHESTER — When the Highlands Water Protection Act was passed by the state legislature in 2004, many farmers in the 1,343-square-mile area were worried about the impact on their property values.Some have continued to blame the state and the Highlands...
Highlands still ‘thorny’ situation
CHESTER — When the Highlands Water Protection Act was passed by the state legislature in 2004, many farmers in the 1,343-square-mile area were worried about the impact on their property values.Some have continued to blame the state and the Highlands...
Suydam gives last address as president
WEST WINDSOR — Outgoing New Jersey Farm Bureau President Ryck Suydam made a number of salient points in his “farewell” address to farmers here on Nov. 14. Allen Carter, business administrator at Tuckahoe Turf Farms in Hammonton, was elected to serve as...
Dozens attend learning session to gauge regenerative farming interest
PITTSTOWN — A mix of organic and conventional farmers, breeders of livestock, cheese makers, rookie farmers and seasoned veterans gathered at Beneduce Vineyards here on a Thursday evening to talk about regenerative farming. North Jersey Resource...
Walmsley gives thoughts on climate change, farming
WEST WINDSOR — Andrew Walmsley spoke to farmers gathered at the New Jersey Farm Bureau’s annual convention here to discuss the impact of climate change on current day and future farming endeavors. Introduced by Peter Furey of New Jersey Farm Bureau, he...
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