Pricing rental farmland
by Elizabeth A. Tomlin Renting farmland is fairly common in the agricultural community, but landowners and renters are frequently confused about prices to charge — or to pay. […]
2019 Forage Quality Conference
by Elizabeth A. Tomlin Forage has a huge impact on dairy herd productivity and Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Central NY Dairy, Livestock and Field Crops team presented a forage quality program to advise crop producers on [...]
What about that Coggins test?
by Sally Colby Horse owners who board, compete in shows, participate in group trail rides or moved a horse from one state to another are familiar with an important piece of paper known as the [...]
Congressman Brindisi works on NY agriculture priorities
by Troy Bishopp UTICA, NY — Back on the campaign trail, Democratic Candidate, Anthony Brindisi, vowed to work for agriculture throughout the 22nd congressional district. After winning a contentious mid-term election against incumbent Republican Congresswoman, [...]
Spring maintenance to-do list
by Marilyn Munzert As days lengthen, pastures thaw and horses’ coats shed, it is easy to get swept up in the excitement of riding. However, spring is an optimal time to complete equipment and facility [...]
OHM Holstein Club Farm Tour
by Katie Navarra Members of the Otsego-Herkimer-Montgomery O-H-M Holstein Club of Central New York enjoyed a sunny day for their annual open barn/open house tour on March 9. This year’s event was hosted by Kings-Ransom [...]