Agriculture and Farmland Protection Plan2012 - Chenango County 2025

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There are 21 towns, eight villages and one city within Chenango County. The county has more than 79,959 acres of State-owned public lands that provide year-round outdoor recreational opportunities. The county is home to yogurt manufacturer, Chobani.
Farmland Protection is a program through NYS to protect farmlands from commercial or residential development. Why? As the American Farmland Trust states, No Farms, No Food! Through an application process, landowners may be able to protect their land and keep it farmland forever.
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