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Working Around the Cluck

Working Around the Cluck

Emmy Dallam Beavers is a 10th-generation farmer who was born into the business on both sides of her family. With farming in her blood, she now works alongside her husband, Lucas, and manages Homelands Poultry in Churchville. The poultry farm was established in 2018...
Balancing Ag and Wildlife One Doe at a Time

Balancing Ag and Wildlife One Doe at a Time

Maryland’s farmers have always been mindful stewards of the land, taking great care to nurture their crops. However, some challenges come with the territory. One issue that doesn’t get the attention it deserves is the impact of wildlife on crops. Deer, although...
Protecting a Farm’s Legacy

Protecting a Farm’s Legacy

Agritourism is a burgeoning industry in Maryland. It refers to activities held on a farm for education, recreation, or active involvement in the farm operation beyond the farmer’s everyday farming activities. It’s an opportunity for the public to visit a farm, learn...
Balancing Ag and Wildlife One Doe at a Time

Balancing Ag and Wildlife One Doe at a Time

Maryland’s farmers have always been mindful stewards of the land, taking great care to nurture their crops. However, some challenges come with the territory. One issue that doesn’t get the attention it deserves is the impact of wildlife on crops. Deer, although...
The Future of Ag is in Good Hands

The Future of Ag is in Good Hands

The future of agriculture lies in the hands of young, hard-working individuals passionate about sustaining and innovating the industry. Here in Maryland, young farmers are stepping up to honor generations of hard work while adapting to modern challenges. Among those...
Draft Horses Help Create Lifetime Memories

Draft Horses Help Create Lifetime Memories

Farming often conjures up images of modern tractors whirring across fields, but at Copper Penny Farm in Adamstown, Chuck Gardetto and his family are reviving a time-honored tradition. Alongside his wife Nancy, Chuck uses two Belgian draft horses, Jim and Jake, to work...