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Pennsylvania DEP Seeks To Fill the Many Vacancies on Its Agricultural Advisory Board

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By Philip Gruber Verified
| Lancaster Farming Verified
A riparian buffer on the Griffith Farm in the Turtle Creek watershed in Union County on April 25, 2024. Multiple agencies, legislators and regional Chesapeake Bay conservation leaders gathered to celebrate sections of the stream being removed from the list of impaired streams in Pennsylvania. Most of the industry voices are missing on Pennsylvania’s official forum for farmers to weigh in on proposed environmental rules.
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EPA’s Mid-Atlantic Boss Keeps Farmers in the Discussion

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By Philip Gruber Verified
| Lancaster Farming Verified
Amy Van Blarcom-Lackey, the Environmental Protection Agency's Mid-Atlantic regional administrator, visits Ag Progress Days in Rock Springs, Pa., on Aug. 12, 2026. ROCK SPRINGS, Pa. — Amy Van Blarcom-Lackey wants an Environmental Protection Agency that works for farmers. After all, she’s a Pennsylvania farmer herself. “The most important message I want to get across is we’re listening,” said Van Blarcom-Lackey, the EPA’s Mid-Atlantic regional administrator, during an Aug.
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Stacy Garrity Wants To Grow Agriculture as Pennsylvania Governor

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By Philip Gruber Verified
| Lancaster Farming Verified
ROCK SPRINGS, Pa. — Pennsylvania’s Republican candidate for governor wants to expand ag education, simplify permitting and protect farmland from data centers. “I appreciate agriculture because they are my neighbors because of where I grew up and they have supported our community at every level,” State Treasurer Stacy Garrity said during an interview Aug. 12 at Ag Progress Days. Garrity, of Bradford County, wants to double the number of FFA chapters in Pennsylvania.
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