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- Sep 18, 2026
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Data Centers and farming can coexist without sacrificing farmland (opens the original)
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As Pennsylvania looks to expand its technology infrastructure, data centers are becoming part of the conversation about economic development, electricity demand and land use. These facilities can bring investment, jobs and new opportunities to communities. But as Butler County and other rural areas consider their future, one question deserves careful attention: Can data centers and farming coexist without sacrificing the very farmland that makes these communities special? The answer should be ye
Honeybees: small insects with a big impact on our environment (opens the original)
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Few creatures play a larger role in agriculture and the environment than the honeybee. Although small in size, honeybees are responsible for pollinating many of the crops and plants that people depend on every day. From apples and pumpkins to clover fields and backyard gardens, honeybees help keep farms productive, ecosystems healthy and food on our tables. In Pennsylvania and across the country, honeybees are more than just honey producers. They are essential workers in the agricultural economy
Technology is transforming agriculture (opens the original)
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For generations, farming has been built on hard work, determination and a willingness to adapt. While the image of a farmer driving a tractor through a field remains familiar, today's farms are becoming increasingly high-tech. Across Butler County and Western Pennsylvania, local farmers are embracing new technologies that help them produce more food, care for their animals, protect natural resources and remain competitive in an ever-changing agricultural economy. Technology in agriculture is not
Why local fairs still matter (opens the original)
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Every summer, communities across rural Pennsylvania come together to celebrate agriculture, tradition and the hardworking families who help feed our nation. Local fairs and farm shows are much more than entertainment venues filled with rides, livestock barns and funnel cakes. They are important community events that strengthen local economies, preserve agricultural heritage and provide life-changing opportunities for young people involved in 4-H and livestock projects. In Butler County, two of t
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