ANNAPOLIS, MD – Maryland farmers came together in Annapolis this week to celebrate the state’s agricultural industry and engage with lawmakers on key policy issues.
Written by Tyler HoughOriginally published in the 2024 Fall/Winter Edition of The Old Line Farmer Agricultural education was recently identified as a top 3 policy priority
SAN ANTONIO, TX: Alan and Rachel Eck, farmers from Queen Anne’s County, Maryland, secured 4th place in the prestigious Young Farmers & Ranchers Achievement Award
Written by Jeb BurchickOriginally published in the 2024 Fall/Winter Edition of The Old Line Farmer In the summer of 1964, Farm News, the then Maryland Farm
Howie Feaga built a barn on his ag-preserved property, then Maryland increased his property tax assessment by over $900,000.
Rest assured, while you’re on the farm working hard to feed and fuel our communities, we are engaged in the policy discussions that will let you keep farming.