ANNAPOLIS, MD (May 1, 2025) ~ Harford County, Maryland - The Maryland Department of Agriculture has recently released a new video in their Conservation Video Series, highlighting the impact of saltwater intrusion on farmland in the Lower Eastern Shore region. The video, available on the department's YouTube channel, focuses on Molly Hill Farms in Dorchester County and how they have been affected by this issue.

Saltwater intrusion occurs when seawater flows into coastal areas, such as Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore. This can have detrimental effects on farmland, including unsafe drinking water, ghost forests, lower crop yields, and soil that is unable to support plant growth. The video showcases the challenges faced by Molly Hill Farms and how they have implemented conservation projects to manage manure, protect local streams, and maintain healthy soils.

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The Conservation Video Series was launched in 2022 and aims to showcase local farmers and their efforts towards conservation. These videos serve as a valuable resource for producers, citizens, teachers, and students to learn about the importance of protecting natural resources. The department's YouTube channel features a dedicated playlist for all the conservation videos.

In the coming weeks and months, additional videos will be posted highlighting various conservation practices that benefit Maryland farms. For more information on the Maryland Department of Agriculture's Resource Conservation programs, interested individuals can visit their website. Stay tuned for more updates on this important issue affecting agriculture in Harford County and beyond.

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