Contributed by Gary Bergstrom, Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology Cornell University and its Integrated Field Crops, Soils, and Pest Management Program Work Team will present the 34th consecutive, annual Small Grains Management Field Day ...
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Did you know that farmers are more likely to die by suicide than the general population? September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and NY FarmNet is hosting a free Talk Saves Lives introduction to ...
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At the request of four regional agricultural stakeholders, New York’s solar-powered soil health education trailer will visit farms in Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut to offer five free programs from June 20 through ...
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The NYCO planning committee is hosting an on-farm meeting for its second meeting of 2022. Rick and Laura Pedersen of Pedersen Farms in Seneca Castle will host on April 12th at 10 AM. The ...
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Burlington, VT–Dr. Mitch Hunter, a sustainable agriculture and climate resilience expert, has been tapped as the keynote speaker for the fifth annual Northeast Cover Crops Council (NECCC) Conference, to be held virtually March 10 ...
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The planning committee for the NY Certified Organic (NYCO) Discussion Meetings has announced one meeting for February 8 and another for spring. The February 8 meeting at J. Martin Auctions in Waterloo, N.Y., which ...
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Plan to join us for the 2021 Aurora Farm Field Day on August 12th at the Musgrave Research Farm in Aurora, NY. During this in-person event, hear from Cornell experts as they discuss the ...
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Experts from Cornell University and NY Ag and Markets will present the latest research and information on hemp fiber and grain production in New York State on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 6th and 7th ...
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The 2021 Small Grains Management Field Day is being held virtually on June 3, 2021 from 10 am – noon. The exciting program will provide you with all the latest updates on growing small ...
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Unprecedented agricultural water quality research funded by the Northern New York Agricultural Development Program (NNYADP) is producing significant insight into how nutrients such as phosphorus and nitrogen are transported across and through soil. On ...
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