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The land is fertile and readily tilled but the majesty of Pennsylvania Agriculture rests in the hands of the Pennsylvania Dutch Farmers who for centuries have been good stewards of the land. This trait is not limited to the Quakers or the Amish or the Shakers or the Mennonites. It is a shared love for the land which must be respected and honored beyond culture.

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