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How does buckwheat pencil out in 2023?

Contributed by Thomas Björkman, Cornell AgriTech, School of Integrative Plant Science Purdue just issued the 2023 Purdue Crop Cost & Return Guide. For low productivity soils, it looks hard to make money. That may ...
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February 10, 2023Crop Production, Economics

Hemp Grain and Fiber: Production, Pests, Processing, and Policy in NY State

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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June 25, 2021Central NY, Crop Management, Crop Production, Disease, Economics, Event, Integrated Pest Management (IPM), Weeds

NORTHEASTERN REGION FARM LABOR REPORT

Contributed by USDA – National Agricultural Statistics Service April Hired Workers Down 11 Percent; Wage Rate Increased 6 Percent from Previous Year There were 613,000 workers hired directly by farm operators on the Nation’s ...
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May 27, 2021Economics

Report Seedcorn Maggot and Wireworm Damage: WE NEED YOUR INPUT

Given the recent controversy surrounding the proposed legislative bans on some pesticides in NY, Cornell researchers and extension specialists are working to provide necessary data on the efficacy, usefulness and perceived need for these ...
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March 6, 2020Crop Production, Economics, Insects

Pricing Corn Silage — Fall 2019

John J. Hanchar, Cornell University/College of Agriculture & Life Sciences, <jjh6@cornell.edu> Summary Analysis suggests corn silage price depends on corn silage quantities, alfalfa hay price, the price received by farmers for milk, and corn ...
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October 3, 2019Crop Production, Economics
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