Maryland Farmland Values Rise 10 Percent to Sixth Highest
Maryland farmland averages 2216 an acre, up 10 percent from last year, ranking sixth in the nation for pasture land. Urban pressures near Baltimore and Montgomery counties lift prices, with developers paying more than farmers can justify for expansion.
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Maryland Bay fund details show Frederick fifth in state
Maryland counties report results of the environmental checkoff on 1988 state income tax returns. Frederick County ranks fifth in average per contributor at 11.99 dollars and eighth in total contributed at 26 402 04 dollars, with 2 202 contributors among 94 634 county taxpayers. Governor Schaefer and Comptroller Goldstein announced 404 967 35 checks to Bay Trust and DNR, while 154 073 covered startup costs.
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