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of helping landowners conserve their properties.
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are now conserved for future farming generations. Forever.
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in Washington and Rensselaer counties, NY.
ASA has helped landowners conserve 22,300 acres on 133 properties . . . and we’re working to reach 24,000 acres in the next 3 years.
Since its founding in 1990, the Agricultural Stewardship Association has helped landowners protect a variety of lands in the Upper Hudson Valley. Regardless of size, location, or type of easement, the unifying characteristic of these properties is that they are working lands, actively used for agriculture or forestry. Click for maps of conserved land in Washington and Rensselaer counties.
Featured Conservation Story
Wagner Farms
A Conservation Story
Good Farms Make Good Neighbors Just a 20-minute drive from downtown Troy, in the suburbs of [...]
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A Cause Near and Dear – Donating a Conservation Easement
15 Years in the Making
We found a [...]
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A Cause Near and Dear - Donating a Conservation Easement
Doing our Part
Glen Rowse bought the [...]
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Spring Brings Change
Arthur Kraamwinkel and Melanie Seserman chose the name Hepatica for the [...]
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A Farming Legend is Ready to Retire
It can take a while to conserve a farm so that it can never be [...]
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