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AGRICULTURE is still the largest commercial industry on the Mid-Shore.
FARMING is crucial to the economy and to the way of life of its residents. From the
food we eat, to the flowers and plants in our homes, the landscaping of our yards,
our valuable real estate, beautiful coastal waters and fine recreational hunting all
relate to our county's agricultural land use.
FARMERS are proud of their heritage and contributions to the Eastern Shore's
beauty and economy. They believe a clean, safe, productive environment equals a
bountiful and safe food and water supply. Most farmers employ Best Management
Practices (BMP), Integrated Pest Management (IPM), and land nutrient management
programs, as well as being licensed to spray farm chemicals.
Farmers are good stewards of the land, savvy businessmen and excellent
conservationists.
For more information, suggestions and comments, please contact us
AGRICULTURE is still the largest commercial industry on the Mid-Shore.
FARMING is crucial to the economy and to the way of life of its residents. From the
food we eat, to the flowers and plants in our homes, the landscaping of our yards,
our valuable real estate, beautiful coastal waters and fine recreational hunting all
relate to our county's agricultural land use.
FARMERS are proud of their heritage and contributions to the Eastern Shore's
beauty and economy. They believe a clean, safe, productive environment equals a
bountiful and safe food and water supply. Most farmers employ Best Management
Practices (BMP), Integrated Pest Management (IPM), and land nutrient management
programs, as well as being licensed to spray farm chemicals.
Farmers are good stewards of the land, savvy businessmen and excellent
conservationists.
For more information, suggestions and comments, please contact us
| This site provides up to date information on farms, farm products and agriculture in the Mid-Shore Counties of Dorchester, Caroline and Talbot. Visit our gallery to view pictures of the region, statistics to learn more about agriculture or the directory to find where to purchase local products! |
| This website is sponsored by the Mid-Shore Regional Council (MSRC) and the University of Maryland Extension (UME) through grants by the Maryland Agriculture Council. |
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