Monthly Archives: May 2012

TED WYCALL Organic beef and vegetable farmer, Greenbranch Farm Salisbury, MD “Alternative farming is essentially growing things without relying on big companies to supply you with all of your inputs.  It’s entrepreneurial farming.  I’m a big believer in creating a … Continue reading →

JAN WISEMAN Executive Director, Greater Salisbury Committee Salisbury, MD “So, what would happen if the chicken industry left? You’ve been down to Salisbury University. You know where the Perdue School of Business is? That was funded by Perdue money. That … Continue reading →

HASAN WILSON Environmental Health Specialist; Project Manager, Earth Data Inc. Centreville, MD “One of the most important aspects of this endeavor to improve the environmental health and condition of our Chesapeake Bay is that a huge lack of understanding exists … Continue reading →

MEGAN WARD Former Programs Manager, Nanticoke Watershed Alliance Vienna, MD “For me the first step, no matter how old you are or young you are, is getting out in to the resource so that you can experience it for yourself.  … Continue reading →

JENNY RHODES Poultry Farmer Centreville, MD “I think the culture of the Eastern Shore has certainly changed a lot.  When I grew up here everybody that I went to school with, their dad was a farmer or some way connected … Continue reading →

FRED POMEROY Waterman; Teacher; President, Dorchester Citizens for Planned Growth Cambridge, MD “In my mind, the Bay is what gives Maryland its identity as a state. Not just the Bay as a physical body, but the romance and the cultural … Continue reading →

JIM NEWCOMB District Manager, Dorchester Soil Conservation District Cambridge, MD “The problem with the Chesapeake Bay is people and I don’t think anybody wants to talk about population control. With the modern world that we have today and the technology … Continue reading →