The Susquehanna River isn’t just any river in Pennsylvania—it’s the lifeblood of the state’s heartland. Stretching over 400 miles, it winds through rural valleys and fertile plains, feeding the earth with water that generations of farmers have relied on. From the rolling hills of the northern tier to the expansive croplands in the south, the Susquehanna delivers more than just scenic beauty—it carries nourishment. It replenishes wells, irrigates crops, and sustains ecosystems that have been part