Warren Reporter: Preservation allows Franklin Township family to keep Warren County dairy farm


With the help of New Jersey Conservation Foundation, this 150-acre Franklin Township
dairy farm has been permanently preserved as an agricultural property.
Photo credit: New Jersey Conservation Foundation


After his father died, third-generation farmer Leonard Truszkowski didn’t know if he could continue running the family’s 150-acre dairy farm in the rolling hills of Warren County. His siblings weren’t interested in the farm and he wasn’t sure if he could afford to buy out them out. But with the help of New Jersey Conservation Foundation, Truszkowski was able to guarantee not only his own future as a farmer, but also that of his 23-year-old son, Scott.
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Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 2/2/2010 11:00 AM
Categories: Preservation
Tags: 150 acre agriculture warren county dairy farm franklin township
 

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