Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Family Farms Becoming Rare in Ticonderoga County


For more than 40 years now, family farms have been gradually decreasing in Ticonderoga County. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, a farm is defined as land on which $1000 of farm produce was made or had the potential to be made throughout the year. The professor of Sociology at Ticonderoga College stated, “ our image is that the family farm is the backbone of America…Unfortunately, they are becoming as rare as the dinosaur.” (read more)

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