Tom Venesky is an agriculture and outdoors writer based in Pennsylvania. He writes for publications such as Lancaster Farming and Outdoor News, covering topics related to farming, hunting, and conservation. With a background in farming himself, Tom brings a unique perspective to his writing, providing insight into the challenges and experiences of the agricultural community.
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Tom Venesky's coverage predominantly focuses on agriculture and farming, with an emphasis on local news within Pennsylvania. He often covers government announcements, legal policy regulations, and cites data to support his articles.
To effectively reach out to Tom, consider providing insights or commentary on agricultural policies in Pennsylvania, developments related to wildlife conservation in the state, or any unique initiatives related to hunting specific to the region. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data that can contribute to discussions around agricultural trends or issues impacting local farmers in Pennsylvania, it could be of interest.
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H&S Manufacturing, part of Oxbo’s forage division, launched its new brand at Wisconsin Farm Tech Days on Aug. 13-15.
The three-model lineup of New Holland TH telehandlers recently received updates to improve capacity, comfort and operation.
Deere & Co. reported net income of $1.7 billion for the third quarter ended July 28, or $6.29 per share.
A federal grant could help researchers clear the final hurdle to make switchgrass a viable source for aviation fuel, a move that growers believe will make the industry soar.
By: Tom Venesky
As the number of highly pathogenic avian influenza cases in dairy cattle approaches 200 nationwide, Pennsylvania officials are increasing monitoring efforts to stay ahead of any outbreak.
The annual Sandyston Township tractor parade allows Thomas Horsfield to honor his late father and friend by showcasing restored tractors and preserving memories.
The last image taken by a trail camera owned by the columnist before its demise. (Photo courtesy Tom Venesky)
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By: Tom Venesky
, [email protected] It’s not very often that positive news flows from the dairy industry.
, [email protected] A prolonged drought in Ohio has dried up pastures and forced beef producers to take some extreme measures that could have long-term effects.
By: Tom Venesky
An incident last year that led to charges against an individual using a drone to recover game has led to a bill to legalize the practice.
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