Headed for Hurlock: The Rhythm of Chesapeake Migrations by Tom Horton
Because I hail from nearby Federalsburg, I can confidently describe the little village of Hurlock on the Eastern Shore of Maryland as unprepossessing, nothing remarkable, special for nothing much. No reason, it would seem, ever to head for Hurlock. Even within Dorchester County, which contains it, Hurlock’s flat farmscapes pale before the untrammeled gorgeousness of the great Blackwater ... [Continue Story]
Ecosystem Highlights
NRCS in Maryland Accepting Applications from Producers, Landowners for the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is accepting applications from agricultural producers and forest landowners in STATE for the Agricultural ... [Continue Story]
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