LANCASTER FARMING’S
2003 AG DIRECTORY:
YOUR LINK TO
DECISION-MAKERS IN THE
NORTHEAST AND MID-ATLANTIC
For 2003, we plan a new
portion of the book: “Essent 9
Contacts.” It’s a page that the
new or beginning farmer can
turn to for quick information
on a variety of topics, includ
ing the “basics” of farming.
Last year, the book totalled 152
pages, and was jam-packed with infor
mation from an eight-state region,
which includes Pennsylvania and sur-
Vdunding states. Again, the “essential”
reference book will include more for
tpday’s decision-makers in agriculture.
Lancaster Farming plans to include
more names, addresses, phone num
bers, and Web addresses than ever
before. .
Make the 2003 Lancaster
Farming Agriculture Directory
your decision-maker source for
the more than SSO billion
regional ag industry..
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Plan Now To Be Represented In Th& Directory!
Phone 717-721-4416 or 717-394-3047
This year marks the third annual Lancaster Farming
Ag Directory, your link to the decision-makers of the
Deadline - November 29
Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
or Fax 717-733-6058
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 9, 2002-B