Lancaster Farming’s first edition in the fall of 1955 was dressed to impress. A stunning aerial farmscape by renowned photographer Grant Heilman was the centerpiece of a cover page — reprinted here on ...

Joey Nowotny of Delaware has been chosen as the national FFA eastern region vice president. Nowotny, of Laurel FFA, was announced at the close of the National FFA Convention on Nov. 1 at Lucas Oil ...

Now the 1,000-acre operation is the last dairy farm in Somerset County, New Jersey, and the family has successfully ...

Tyler and Karoline Shaw incorporate agritourism and specialty equine offerings to make their Dauphin County farm successful.

HAMBURG, Pa. — Travis and Emily LaFaver have carved out a successful cow-calf operation raising Angus and Simmental-Angus beef cattle and selling cuts of locally raised meat through their on-farm ...

Terry Branstetter Sr. sold his milk herd to retire but ended up opening a wedding venue in his antique barn instead. For his efforts, he is one of the recipients ...

In addition to growing crops and managing the business, farmer Denise Bosworth runs an ag education nonprofit for students.

Steve and Alisa’s two kids, Henry, 10, and Decker, 7, who are members of Cherry Ridge 4-H Club, took the pamphlets to school and gave them out at recess to classmates and to their teachers, lunch ...

Lancaster Farming is celebrating its 70th anniversary by honoring the farms that make this publication possible.

The first issue of Lancaster Farming appeared on Nov. 4, 1955. Join us in looking back on 70 years of agricultural journalism ...

This year marks Lancaster Farming's 70th anniversary. From our humble beginnings as a small-town ag paper, we have grown into a nationally acclaimed source for agricultural news, both in print ...

Lancaster Farming has had many editors since its founding in 1955. Most had previous ag journalism experience, and quite a few grew up on farms.