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Sean Clougherty

Sean Clougherty

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Managing Editor, Shore Home & Garden Magazine

Easton

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Total articles 186

  • Walker revives name with produce

    By Sean Clougherty Verified| The Delmarva Farmer Verified LEWES, Del. — Bradley Walker is heading into his fifth season growing produce on a small part of his family’s farm, but there’s more than a century of farm family history that surrounds him. His great great great grandfather, William Hopkins, purchased the land in 1867, which was then passed on to William’s son, Woolsey Hopkins, and then divided amongst Woolsey’s sons Alden S. Hopkins Sr. and James W. Hopkins.

    By Sean Clougherty Verified · The Delmarva Farmer

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Volatility in tariffs has ag interests feeling uneasy

    By Sean Clougherty Verified| The Delmarva Farmer Verified Imposing tariffs, pulling them back, even the mere threat of tariffs, add another layer of uncertainty to a volatile agricultural industry, state agriculture secretaries said last week. A week after imposing a flurry of reciprocal tariffs on trading partners, the Trump Administration paused them on several countries on April 9 for 90 days. China remains a key exception which now has a total tariff on its exports to the United States of 125 percent.

    By Sean Clougherty Verified · The Delmarva Farmer

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Walker revives name with produce

    By Sean Clougherty Verified| The Delmarva Farmer Verified LEWES, Del. — Bradley Walker is heading into his fifth season growing produce on a small part of his family’s farm, but there’s more than a century of farm family history that surrounds him. His great great great grandfather, William Hopkins, purchased the land in 1867, which was then passed on to William’s son, Woolsey Hopkins, and then divided amongst Woolsey’s sons Alden S. Hopkins Sr. and James W. Hopkins.

    By Sean Clougherty Verified · The Delmarva Farmer

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Shore Home & Garden Magazine

Easton, Maryland, United States

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