PA Game Commission Shifting Active Farming Game Land to Wildlife Habitat Could Be Costly To Farmers | Main Edition | lancasterfarming.com
cows on his family farm, and his son wants to become the fifth. But a recent decision by the Pennsylvania Game Commission may change Kilgore’s plans. The Airville, York County, farmer was recently notified by the agency that the approximately 70 acres he farms on two nearby state game land tracts (SGL 83 and SGL 181) will be changing, reverting from a primary use of active agriculture to a focus on wildlife habitat.
