Successful Farming for Pheasants
PF, New Holland, Successful Farming, and Living the Country Life Join Forces for Conservation

St. Paul, Minn. – Pheasants Forever (PF), New Holland tractors, Successful Farming, and Living the Country Life magazines are joining forces to help educate more farmers, ranchers, and landowners about the importance of protecting, restoring, and enhancing wildlife habitat through conservation and wise land management.

This unique new partnership will consist of a series of conservation articles in Successful Farming (442,000 national circulation), its sister publication Living the Country Life (200,000 national circulation), and the Pheasants Forever Journal of Upland Conservation (100,000).  The articles will focus on the various aspects of wildlife habitat, the benefits to landowners, and the process of restoring marginal land to wildlife habitat.

New Holland is sponsoring the article series in all three publications.  Likewise, New Holland has joined Pheasants Forever’s National Pheasant Fest 2005 as a sponsor of the event.  National Pheasant Fest 2005 will be held in Omaha, Nebraska this January 14, 15, & 16, 2005. 

“Conservation education is a key step to putting new wildlife habitat in the ground,” said Joe Duggan, PF VP of corporate relations and marketing.  “Pheasants Forever has always prided itself in working locally with farmers and ranchers to do what’s right for habitat, while also helping them protect their livelihood.  This partnership brings some of those key concepts to a national stage.”

Tom Davis, publisher of Successful Farming and Living the Country Life said, "Conservation has been a cornerstone of Successful Farming for more than 102 years.  Farm families are the original conservationists and control much of the pheasant habitat in America.  This partnership benefits everyone, and we are proud to be teaming up with New Holland and Pheasants Forever to help farmers restore and develop wildlife habitat."

PF is a non-profit conservation organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of pheasant and other wildlife populations in North America through habitat improvement, land management, public awareness, and education.  Such efforts benefit landowners and wildlife alike.  PF has more than 108,000 members in over 600 local chapters across the continent.