State Ag Board Approves
Purchase Of 14 Easements
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
The Pennsylvania Agricultural
Land Preservation Board
approved 14 easement purchases
Wednesday, including the first in
Westmoreland County, making
that county the 20th to permanent
ly protect farmland under Pen
nsylvania’s farmland protection
program.
During the meeting, the board
approved more than $3.5 million
for easement purchases, including
$188,665 for Lowell C. and Sally
R. Lash’s Westmoreland County
farm.
“The Lash farm in Sewickley
Township is one of many fine
farms in Westmoreland County,”
said State Agriculture Secretary
Boyd E. Wolff, who chairs the
board. “We’re very pleased to
have this farm in our program.”
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A breakdown of the properties -
by county, owner, township,
acreage, and purchase cost
includes:
• Adams - George Adams Dairy
Farm, Partners, Franklin Town
ship, 153 acres, $231,972; and
Mildred L. Musselman, Butler
Township, 162 acres, $235,175.
• Cumberland - Marlin L. and
Dorothy Bloser, West Pennsboro
Township, 113 acres, $232,811;
Edgar and Judith Heberlig, West
Pennsboro Township, 125 acres,
$214,000; and David and Sandra
Hukill, Middlesex Township, 71
acres, $182,933.
• Chester - W.B. Dixon and
Allison F. Stroud, Jr., London
Grove Township, 141 acres,
$500,000.
• Franklin - J. Nelson and Jean
A. Wengert, Greene Township,
181 acres, $277,695; and Merle D.
and Nancy K. Woodring, St. Tho
mas Township, 100 acres,
$135,125.
• Lebanon - Anna D. Bomgard
ner. North Annville Township,
197 acres, $206,000. Economics Seminar, Farm
• Lehigh - Gerald I. and Dor--' Show Complex, Harrisburg, 9
othy I. Hunsickr Lower Macun- a.m.-3 p.m.
gie Township, 183 acres, Ag-Service School. Embers
$677,448; Donald L. Fink. (Qualitylnn).Carlisle,9a.m.-3
Heidelberg Township, 109 acres, p m
$184,739; and Carl H Reitz, Grounds Managers' Winter Semi-
Sn2o?3 rg T ° WnShip ’ 69 aCrCS> nar. Warrington Motor Lodge,
’ Warrington.
• Susquehanna - Paul R. and Lancaster County Poultry Associ-
Kimberly Wells, Bridgewater ation dinner, Dutch Apple Din-
Township, 184 acres, $102,400. ncr Theater, Lancaster.
• Westmoreland - Lowell C. Nutrient Management Work
and Sally R. Lash, Sewickley s hop Session 1, West Penn
Township, 106 acres, $188,665. Township Building, Tamaqua,
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Meetings, Lemon Drop Lounge
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Pesticide Test, Schuylkill County
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Capital Region Ag Chemical Safe
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Show Complex, Harrisburg,
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Western Pa. Commercial Tree
Fruit Seminar, Airport Holiday
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4-H Leant and Earn For Fun and
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