(WHTM) – A fifth-generation family farm in Perry County was one of several farms recognized Friday as Pennsylvania’s newest Century and Bicentennial farms.
The Department of Agriculture recognized Christopher and Kendra McKee, and Kirby and Scott Baker of Liverpool for the Bitting family farm, which has operated on 16 acres since 1903.
Perry County is home to more than 40 century and seven bicentennial farms, including the Bitting family’s.
“Celebrating these family farms is a testament to Pennsylvania’s enduring agricultural heritage,” Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding said. “Generations of hard work, dedication, and innovation have preserved these lands, strengthened local communities, and fed our Commonwealth. We honor these families for their commitment to farming and for keeping Pennsylvania’s agricultural legacy alive for the future.”…