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Pennsylvania Farm News (Tue 23 Jan, 2007)
First-Of-Its Kind Program Benefits Lancaster County Farmers, Community
Staff quoted: Connie Musgrove
LANCASTER -- Warwick Township is participating in a first-of-its kind state program that allows it to distribute federal grant money to ensure farms are environmentally safe. On Monday morning, a coalition of foundations – working with the Chesapeake Bay Funders Network (CBFN) – granted $225,000 to Warwick Township to allow farmers to create or update their conservation plans. The announcement was made during the annual planning meeting of the Lancaster County Conservation District at the Farm and Home Center.