Small Watershed Big Impact...Farm improvements in Lancaster County's AMISH LAND

3 farms and small parts of others and the improvements made in farming methods could have great implications for water protection projects in the future. Come watch as I highlight the improvements these farmers, along with numerous conservation groups, have been making on their farms to protect waters not only locally but as far reaching as the Chesapeake Bay.

[@rebeccabowman6577]

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing. And it's so great that these Amish farmers are allowing them to do this! The Amish in Lancaster County have become a little bit more open about things like this and other areas of farming technology, and still able to live the simple life style they are use to. I enjoy getting to see how they are adapting to some new things and keeping their plain way of living.

[@jimsmith9717]

Good content, thank you.

[@LancoAmish]

Thank you for watching and dropping a comment. Both are appreciated greatly.

[@staninjapan07]

Fascinating, though I will never live in the US or be a farmer.

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching and dropping a comment. Both are greatly appreciated. Take care.

[@justinhargett7222]

Can the CREP trees not be planted so uniformly? I appreciate the idea of these trees but hate the unnatural look of the tree placement.
Thank you for your channel, I watch every video.

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. I’m not sure but there is a mix of trees and shrubs so when the plantings get more mature the uniformity isn’t as noticeable. I do believe mowing is oftentimes needed while the plantings get established so the uniformity would aid in that.