If you’re responsible, it’s likely you’ve already filed your taxes this year. Responsible farmers are also already planning ahead for next year’s filing too, and with that in mind, some tax issues specific to farmers are addressed below.
Every year, states across the country organize events to celebrate agricultural literacy, either through Agriculture in the Classroom programs or a dedicated Ag Literacy Week. This year, the week-long celebration took place from March 13 – 17 in Pennsylvania,
In 2019, the Pennsylvania Agricultural Business Development Center (ABDC) was created by the commonwealth’s legislature. The ABDC’s goal is to safeguard the long-term vitality of Pennsylvania farms by focusing on providing support for sound business planning, efficient transitions of
Believe it or not, sometime in the next 40 days you will be turning animals out to pasture.
How you make decisions at this critical time is really important. I fully admit that I’ve been in all these situations
Gentile Family Homestead was recently named one of 12 grant recipients of the 2022 New Hampshire Conservation Districts Climate Resilience Grant.
The grants are awarded to support and empower local farmers to build climate resilience. Particular focus is on
In a roundtable discussion at the annual Northeast Grazing and Livestock Conference, producers discussed forage biodiversity.
Choiniere and his dad ship certified organic milk to Organic Valley’s Vermont GrassMilk route. Under
Why should you be concerned about where your pesticide application ends up? Jason Deveau, application technology specialist with the Ontario Ministry of Farm & Rural Affairs in Canada, answered with three words: “Everyone is watching.”
Deveau presented “Catch My
You may not expect the Ocean State, with its dense settlements and small size, to be a wealth of knowledge, but the recent Rhode Island Women in Agriculture conference, presented a number of topics of interest to those farming
It’s been tough in the poultry sector for the past several years, but resiliency in the industry has proven key to survival, according to Jeannette Kreher Heberling and Jamey Payne, representing Kreher Family Farms in Clarence, NY, at this
Governor Wes Moore and Ag Secretary Kevin Atticks were on hand to celebrate the 53rd annual Taste of Maryland Agriculture and presided over the induction of the Fritz family of New Windsor into the Governor’s Agriculture Hall of Fame.
