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The Oliphant Farm outside Laurel, Delaware, hosted the state's 29th round of agricultural easement selections in October 2025 — more than 100 acres that have produced corn and soybeans for five generations of the same family, with the oldest building on the property dating to the 1880s
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The Oliphant Farm outside Laurel, Delaware, hosted the state's 29th round of agricultural easement selections in October 2025 — more than 100 acres that have produced corn and soybeans for five generations of the same family, with the oldest building on the property dating to the 1880s
Delaware's 29th round of agricultural easement selections, announced at the Oliphant Farm outside Laurel, preserved 36 properties totaling more than 2,800 acres at a cost of $14.9 million. The host farm has grown corn and soybeans for five generations, with its oldest building dating to the 1880s.
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