Tom Venesky is an Agriculture Writer at Lancaster Farming. He specializes in topics related to agriculture and farming, with a focus on sustainable practices, farm management, and beverage production. Tom's work has been featured in various publications, including The Scranton Times-Tribune and Outdoor News.
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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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By: Tom Venesky
The legislation is being proposed as an attempt to help control the deer herd, but the bill has drawn concern from some for multiple reasons. (File photo)
By: Tom Venesky
A measure to expand the use of baiting to control deer numbers is headed to the Pennsylvania State House floor for a vote.
A $2 billion fertilizer production facility in central Pennsylvania is expected to bring supply chain stability and lower costs for farmers.
By: Tom Venesky
The Pennsylvania Cattlemen’s Association organized a May is Beef Month event at the state Capitol earlier this month.
Beef processors are facing a two-fold issue: rendering services are costly, and finding someone to pick up the waste scraps can be difficult.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission does a great job raising trout. Fishing for stocked trout is a major tradition in the state.
The machinery sheds at Keith Hilliard’s farm are filled with several newer Case IH tractors, but there’s also plenty of space for the past.
By: Tom Venesky
The declaration enables farmers to seek low interest emergency loans (3.75%) from USDA’s Farm Service Agency and allows payment deferrals for existing borrowers.
By: Tom Venesky
The Game Commission has a fleet of 10 drones that the agency uses for work across the state, including one that’s capable of applying herbicide. (Stock photo)
By: Tom Venesky
The upward trend of U.S. combine sales continued to support a challenging ag machinery market this spring. Plus, Kawasaki unveils its 2027 Mule UTV offerings and Tarter USA and John
