All over the nation, state and local governments are alarmed by the rapid loss of farmland and open space. That's been true for decades. What's different now? They're doing something about it!

Farmland Preservation Report - the nation's only independent news source covering the field - will help you keep up with how localities and states are protecting farmland from development.

Farmland Preservation Report has been hard at work since 1990, and is the periodical of choice for the nation's leading land conservation professionals. Farmland Preservation Report is the most quoted, most referenced, most highly-rated and most in-demand publication of farmland preservation practitioners in the United States.

You need to be a part of this network of shared information and ideas - it is essential to your success in saving farmland.

Reader Comments

"Farmland Preservation Report is an invaluable and timely resource in our line of work." - Stewart McKenzie, Delaware Ag Lands Preservation Program

"The reporting is first-rate and FPR has a proven track record. It is extremely helpful..." - Ray Pickering, Director of Farmland Preservation, Fauquier County, Va. Department of Economic Development

"This is a timely and well-written source of information for those interested in preserving farmland. ... FPR keeps me abreast with what is happening." - Tom Daniels, Author, When City and Country Collide; Professor of Planning, State University of New York, Albany

"FPR gives us a snapshot of what's going on across the country. It helps us develop our strategy." - Joe Daubenmire, Ohio Office of Farmland Preservation

"FPR is the best source for land use strategies from a local, state and national perspective." - Scott Everett, American Farmland Trust, Midwest Field Office

"FPR is invaluable to land conservationists. We wouldn't be without it." - Bob Berner, Marin Agricultural Land Trust (California)

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