Mr. Robert L. Baker

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  ROBERT (BOBBY ) BAKER

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  "It is wasteful that you would use so much farmland for that one house," said Robert Baker, a Middletown farmer and former president of the Delaware Farm Bureau, referring to the old proposal.
  
  Baker is optimistic about the new bill.He has transferred development rights from his farm to another that he owns, which is slotted for development.
  
  "The farmers that are selling their development rights will get the money, the builders will get increased density, which is good for them, and hopefully everybody is happy," Baker added.

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  Delaware Farm Bureau President Robert Baker; Jim Mitchell

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  "Our corn acres are going to be up a little bit," said Robert Baker, a Middletown farmer who has planted 1,100 acres of corn this year, 10 percent more than last year.He will plant 1,600 to 1,700 acres of soybeans this year.

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  "Our corn acres are going to be up a little bit," said Robert Baker, a Middletown farmer who has planted 1,100 acres of corn this year, 10 percent more than last year.He will plant 1,600 to 1,700 acres of soybeans this year.
  
  Baker, like most grain farmers in the state, sells his corn and soybeans to the poultry industry, for use in chicken feed.

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  Delaware Senator Dave Sokola (right) and Robert Baker, President of the Delaware Farm Bureau, served as officials for the ice cream eating event.

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  The Farm Bureau letter., signed by its president Robert Baker, alleges that Minner's "Livable Delaware" land use bills "do not treat farmers equitably (and) will continue to erode the rights of Delaware landowners."
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  The DFB letter from Baker to Scuse reads as follows:

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  In a letter dated May 19, Robert Baker, state Farm Bureau president, seeks the help of state Sen.
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  Alleging that passage of the various bills which would activate the Livable Delaware initiative "can damage the financial well being of our farm families,", Baker wrote that "this type of legislation will do nothing but take away our rights as property owners and devalue our land."Baker detailed for Sen.
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  Level Four areas, as cited by Baker in his letter to Sen.
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  It's an unfortunate situation," Baker said.The ag secretary has been doing "a great job for agriculture in Delaware, but sometimes what is good for agriculture runs counter to what is good for the individual farmers.Sometimes the two are at odds."Agriculture in the state, of course, requires a given mass of viable land to make it work.On the other hand, the Farm Bureau has argued, that the way to preserve farmland, and to preserve agriculture, is to preserve the farmer by assuring him the opportunity to make a living off the land.As to Scuse promoting the Governor's initiatives, "he's a cabinet member and he knows who signs his checks," Baker said.

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  Winston's presentation, which is printed in this issue's Next Generation section, was followed by a legislative update by Scott Kidner, the Delaware Farm Bureau's lobbyist, and comments by Garey and Robert Baker, DFB's president.

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