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176 Items Tagged with "farm"

Name	Description	Copyright
Howell Living Farm Sign on Route 29	Route 29 affords a view of a sign for Howell Living Farm by signs for Route 29.	Public domain.
Rural Landscape on the Monticello Crossroads Scenic Byway	Water glistens on a roadway near a barn along the Monticello Crossroads Scenic Byway.	Public domain.
Red Barn and Silos in Pioneer Town	A red barn and silos fill this view of Pioneer Town, a point of interest on the Grand Mesa Scenic and Historic Byway.	Public domain. Courtesy of Kelli Hepler
Farms in a Valley of the Great Smoky Mountains	A white farm and houses nestle in the lush valley between thickly forested hillsides.	Copyright © November 2005 Neil Li.
Farm in Holmes County	Pastureland, trees, and cropland form lines before a farm on the horizon in Amish Country.	Public domain. Photo by S. Clyde
Wilmington Valley in the 30s	This postcard shows the region west of Wilmington near present-day Oxbow pulloff.	Public domain.
Working Landscapes along the Byway	The counties along the Chesapeake Country Scenic Byway are some of the highest agriculture-producing counties in the State of Maryland. Agriculture is an integral part of our rural heritage.	Copyright © September 2005 Bernadette Van Pelt.
Farming the Chester	Working lands and working waters are the trademark of Chesapeake Country.	Copyright © January 2006 Jennifer Schmidt.
Vast Views on Catoctin Mountain Scenic Byway	Green fields seem to extend forever in this scene from Catoctin Mountain Scenic Byway.	Public domain. Tourism Council of Frederick County, Inc
Maryland Century Farm	A white gravel road runs out to the green fields of the Colchester Farm, a protected Maryland Century Farm.	Copyright © April 2006 Jennifer Schmidt.
Preserving Our Rural Heritage	The counties of Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne's, through which the Chesapeake Country National Scenic Byway travels, consists of over 1200 farms on more than 350,000 acres producing sales of over $201 million while maintaining the region's open space and rural character.	Copyright © September 2005 Bernadette Van Pelt.
Winter in Chesapeake Country	Snowfall creates a beautiful winter landscape in the rural farmlands of Chesapeake Country.	Copyright © February 2006 Jennifer Schmidt.
Farmlands Painted by Autumn	The farmlands adjoining the Pend Oreille Scenic Byway corridor are a constant indicator of season, and offer an eye-pleasing view framed by trees and the ever present mountains.	Copyright © October 1999 Midas Management.
Visitors from Canada	The working farmlands of the Chesapeake Country host the annual visitation by thousands of migratory Canada geese who find food, water, and rest widely available.	Copyright © February 2006 Jennifer Schmidt.
Farming Practices Protect the Chesapeake Bay	Farmers play an important role in water quality. Use of cover crops on farmland reduces nutrient run-off, improves the structure of the soil, and protects the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.	Copyright © February 2006 Jennifer Schmidt.
Winter migration along the Atlantic Fly-Way	Canada geese are winter visitors to the Chesapeake Country National Scenic Byway, seen here at a resting place along Route 213 between Centreville and Church Hill, MD.	Copyright © February 2006 Jennifer Schmidt.
Farm Equipment	Farm equipment lined up along a ridge is one view travelers may see from the Otter Trail Scenic Byway.	Copyright © November 2004 Chuck Kochmann.
Battle Lake Farm	Twin silos flank an old farm just north of Battle Lake.	Copyright © November 2004 Chuck Kochmann.
Visitors View White Barns on Miller's Farm	"Authentic Experiences" workshop participants stroll around the barn and outbuildings of Millers Farm.	Public domain. Photo by S. Clyde
Landscape in Amish Country	Farms, fields, and trees on rolling hills are a typical landscape in Holmes County.	Public domain. Photo by S. Clyde
Farm by Harmony-Preston Valley Trail	White fences, red farm buildings, and green fields create a pleasant rural scene for bikers and hikers on the Harmony -Preston Valley Trail near Preston.	Public domain. Photo by A. E. Crane
Bicentennial Barn on the Morgan County Scenic Byway	A worn path winds through the green fields up to the boldly painted Bicentennial Barn.	Copyright © May 2005 Leslie Dellovade.
Fence on the Grounds of the Hale Farm	Split rail fences outline pastures and fields on the grounds of the Hale House in Cuyahoga Valley.	Copyright © June 2004 Leslie K. Dellovade.
Hale House	A split rail fence in the foreground and tall evergreens in the background highlight the white-painted Hale House. The Hale House was built by Jonathan Hale between 1825 and 1827. It is a three story brick home and was one of only two all brick buildings in the Cuyahoga Valley at the time of its construction.	Copyright © June 2004 Leslie K. Dellovade.