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Credit Pacific Service Union The state Department of Agriculture's Web site cites 130,000 acres saved in 21 years of the Farmland Preservation Program.

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Credit First Service Union If you click over to a state map, however, you will find that the program historically has not been embraced in one area where you might expect it to be - Atlantic County, the blueberry capital of the world.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Dots on the map representing farms saved in Atlantic County number far fewer than in other counties, but that is now changing quickly, according to state officials.

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Card Credit Discover Service Forty-two farmers in this Pinelands-restricted area have sold the rights to their farms in the past three years, state officials said.

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Credit Public Service Union Only one farmer in the previous 18 years had ever sold the rights to his land in the Pinelands, they said.

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Card Credit Processing Service What prompted the turnabout? A change in the state compensation plan that has increased the amount paid to farmers in this region.

Center Credit Service Union "We were waiting for a miracle," said Weymouth Road blueberry farmer Paul Macrie, who sold his rights after holding out for years. His Macrie Brothers farm dates to 1953.

Card Credit Service Wireless The program celebrated its latest success Wednesday, as the state officially preserved 1,448 acres of the Galletta family farm, known as the Atlantic Blueberry Company.

Credit Security Service Union State Department of Agriculture Secretary Charles M. Kuperus said the purchase was the largest in the history of the program.

Credit Report Service Under the agreement the Gallettas entered, the county will pay about 25 percent of $2.46 million to keep the Weymouth Road property a blueberry farm forever.

Blogspot Com Christian "This is a great moment for us," County Executive Dennis Levinson said during a ceremony to mark the occasion.

Christian Counseling Credit "We know what we are," Levinson said, referring to the farming roots of this area.

Credit Federal Service Union Macrie, who also serves on the county agricultural development board, said the purchase also was helpful to the county in another way. It meant that those 1,448 acres will never become housing units in the county, because the rights were not sold to a developer, he said.

Credit Monitoring Service Macrie said he sold the rights to 350 acres of his farm to the state and intends to sell another 120 acres.

Credit Division Service Macrie said he felt good doing it, knowing that the other preservation option was selling Pinelands Development Credits, which meant more houses somewhere else.

Card Credit Online Service Under that arrangement, a private developer agrees to buy farm credits in one location so he can build elsewhere in the Pinelands-restricted area where it is allowed.

Consumer Counseling Credit Inc Macrie said he worked with the state to make sure the preservation program would exceed or at least keep up with the value of Pinelands Development Credits, so that the farmer had an incentive to save with the state. Now farmers were doing that, he said.

Card Credit Fleet Service "It's helping Hamilton Township and Egg Harbor Township," he said, about preserving land with the state.

Card Consolidation Credit The reason farmers were not selling the rights to their land for years was that the Pinelands Development Credits - used by developers and the state to judge compensation - were so low for so long, he said.

Credit Free Online Report Macrie said that is now changing, as the pressure of development drives up the value of Pinelands Development Credits.

Credit Federal First Service Marci D. Green, chief of legal affairs for the preservation program, said the program changed its formula so Pinelands area farmers could weigh other factors beside Pinelands Development Credits when negotiating compensation.

Consumer Credit Service Art Galletta, owner of the Atlantic Blueberry Company, said his farm benefited from the new formula, which factored in his farm's location - a prime development spot.

Center Credit Family Service His land lies directly between the Atlantic City Expressway and the Black Horse Pike and is halfway between the centers of Hammonton and Mays Landing.

Credit Reporting Service Galletta said he understands concerns by some farmers in Cumberland County who consider the state preservation program unfair because farmers in the northern part of the state got more for their land. He said pressure from developers was real, and farmers had to look out for the best deal possible.

Cca Credit Division Service Galletta said he thought his deal was fair. He also said he felt confident that his farm would flourish in the future.

Credit Free Report Service Today, the Atlantic Blueberry Company bills itself the largest family-owned fresh market blueberry grower in the world. Besides the Weymouth Road farm, the company has another 600 acres in Mays Landing.

Card Credit Customer Discover Galletta said he would use the $2.46 million to help secure the farm for the future, when son John, now 16, will take over.

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The Press of Atlantic City - 11/18/2004

Topic: Agriculture

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