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Subscribe to Farmland Preservation Report and join a community of well-informed professionals and citizen leaders who want to start, promote, manage or strengthen farmland preservation programs. They keep up to date on all the latest developments in:

• farmland protection policy
• program administration
• legislation proposed or enacted
• federal law and rulemaking
• court decisions
• urban edge food system development
• agricultural economic development
• other farmland preservation tools
• state programs
• local programs
• jobs and conference listings
• and much, much more!

FPR is a professional news publication, so our reporting is fully independent. You receive pertinent and useful information and analysis, PLUS get news and views from the editors and your counterparts across the nation in our blogs ~ all for just $215 per year ~ see our rate chart below for other period options.

And don’t miss our searchable archives, going back to our premiere edition in Oct. 1990!

If its research you need, our archives might have the details that will take your presentation or report over the top!

Since March 2010, Bowers Publishing, Inc. produces FPR online 10 times annually with a printable PDF – PLUS – now get news briefs online in Dec. and Aug. too!

Subscribers are notified by email that a new edition has been posted. You will be able to read each story online, or, you can read and/or print the eight-page PDF. In August and December, instead of no publication as in past years, we will post news briefs in these months online. Subscription to FPR is now available in the four rates/periods below.

See what some of our veteran subscribers say about FPR:

“Farmland Preservation Report is an extremely valuable source of current news and tips containing state of the art happenings in farmland preservation…it’s a must-read especially in this challenging fiscal climate.” — Ray Pickering, Fauquier County (Va.) Farmland Preservation Program

“There’s a human side to farmland preservation, as well as a technical and operations side. Farmland Preservation Report is the only publication that covers both sides in depth. For those of us working every day to protect America’s working lands it is the one, indispensable publication. The Report informs me about all the latest developments in the field from around the country. But, perhaps more importantly, it reminds me why I do what I do. It is the one subscription that I will keep – when all the others have fallen to the budget axe! Highly recommended!” — Michael McGrath, AICP, Delaware Agricultural Lands Preservation Foundation

“FPR is instrumental in providing government and non-profit organizations with up to date information. Like agriculture itself, farmland preservation is a diverse and dynamic field that evolves with each passing year. FPR enables readers to keep pace with the most recent happenings from across the country.” — Doug Wolfgang, Executive Director, Pennsylvania Bureau of Farmland Preservation

“I rely on the Farmland Preservation Report to keep our office up to date on news related to agricultural retention and development programs at the national / regional level. Reading the FPR helps staff avoid tunnel vision and more importantly, helps us target potential partners and avoid missteps, and stimulates bigger thinking.” — Daniel M. Kennedy, Farmland Program Director, Burlington County, NJ

If you are involved, or soon to be involved in an effort to protect farmland from development, you can’t afford not to provide yourself with the value in this tremendous offer! Join the nation’s best-informed farmland protection specialists today!