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The Howlett family has placed four conservation easements across 500 acres of highly productive farmland in the towns of Avon and Caledonia, ensuring these lands will not be divided or developed and will remain in agricultural use for the community, forever.
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Bob and Liz Wilcox have placed five conservation easements across 767 acres of highly productive farmland in the towns of Leicester and Mount Morris, ensuring these lands remain open and available for agricultural use and will not be threatened by development or division.
The Stein brothers placed conservation easements on 1,048 acres of farmland in the town of Caledonia, ensuring it remains open and available for agricultural use and will not be threatened by development or division.
Register today for this year’s Genesee Valley Landowner Workshops to be held April 13th!
Wyoming and Livingston County farmland owners are invited o workshops on farmland protection opportunities.
Are you interested in contributing your time and talents as a committee or Board member? Please let us know!
Heindale Farm is a first-generation dairy based in Caledonia, New York. Ron and Michele Heineman began their operation with rented cows and a barn when they were dating in high school.
The Stein brothers placed a conservation easement on 212 acres of farmland in the town of York, ensuring it remains open and available for agricultural use and will not be threatened by development or division.
The latest conservation project along Honeoye Creek expands upon 26 years of work by Genesee Valley Conservancy.
The third generation Armson Farms, operated by parents Bob and Karen Milligan and sons Todd and Jack Milligan, just completed a farmland protection project with Genesee Valley Conservancy to secure 969 acres of farmland from being converted to non-agricultural uses.
This year’s collection of mixed media pieces are on view now at Silver Lake Brewing Project in Perry and online!
The Coyne family has permanently protected 262 acres of farmland in Avon by working with Genesee Valley Conservancy to place two conservation easements their farmland.
We’ve planted 53 new street trees along Nations Road this fall!