Tom Venesky is an Agriculture Writer at Lancaster Farming. He specializes in themes related to agriculture and farming, including sustainable agriculture, organic farming, and animal care. Tom's work has been featured in various publications such as The Republican-Herald, The Scranton Times-Tribune, and Outdoor News, among others.
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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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The recent outbreak of the parasitic flesh-eating screwworm in Texas and New Mexico has served as a reminder to beef producers about the importance of fly control.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed a longstanding rule that allowed for government entities — such as the Pennsylvania Game Commission — to conduct warrantless searches on private land.
Plenty of memorabilia along with tractors and implements will be on display at the upcoming Oliver show in Quarryville, Pa.
By: Tom Venesky
Under the updated permits, wastewater treatment facilities would have to monitor for PFAS in any biosolids they produce for land application.
Venesky is happy how easy it is to purchase an antlerless tag in Pennsylvania today after some initial angst and worry that hunters felt when a new system came online in 2023.
An early English Lake District barn in Lehigh County, Pa., reveals rare architectural features and a history stretching back to 1800.
Raleigh and Blakslee Masters are using cover crops to lower input costs at Haz-Wald Farms in Luzerne County, Pa.
A new tractor manufacturer in Canada is combining the simplicity from decades ago with the functionality of today.
The compact wheel loader isn’t necessarily a new machine on the market, but there’s a reason why it’s seeing increased popularity.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is ramping up a pilot program with the eventual goal to afford hunters across the state the opportunity to test their own deer for chronic wasting disease. The program is an alternative to the head-collection bins that hunters in certain areas can use to have their deer tested.
