Hill update from NCBA at CattleCon
With the disclaimer that any and all topics being discussed at 8 a.m. on Feb. 4 might be flipped upside down (more…)
With the disclaimer that any and all topics being discussed at 8 a.m. on Feb. 4 might be flipped upside down (more…)
Snowmobile tourism brings significant income to northern states – but depends on the goodwill of (more…)
Fashion trends change often and without a lot of substantive impact on everyday life. Trends in agriculture (more…)
The maple industry in general is a “rapidly expanding industry,” stated Mark Cannella, an Extension associate (more…)
It’s been a very cold start to 2025 so far, after a mild autumn and December. No doubt the animals are (more…)
Many new and beginning farmers (as well as seasoned farmers) rely on USDA programs for technical (more…)
It can feel impossible for one person to make a difference when it comes to a large problem, but every voice (more…)
December and January have been very busy for the Boonville-Oneida County Fair Board of Directors. Our first (more…)
Two years ago, in Central New York, Ken, a “grass-fed” organic dairy farmer, asked me two cropping questions (more…)
WATKINS GLEN, NY – When you drive by Angus Glen Farms, across the way from the iconic Watkins Glen International Speedway, (more…)
It’s the best time of year for those who raise sheep and goats, eagerly anticipating lambing, kidding or both. Although most (more…)
Our region is known for lots of things – great food, great neighbors, great events and, often, for receiving lots of snow. (more…)
DELHI, NY – “A tradition is kept alive only by something being added to it,” said Henry James. (more…)
My cyber-sleuthing led me to a site for Sarah Bauder, Cooperative Extension forage field specialist with South Dakota State (more…)
Although the milk check pays the bills on a dairy farm, many dairy farmers don’t fully understand fluid milk (more…)