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This website features content developed by Cornell Cooperative Extension specialists with the South Central NY Dairy and Field Crops Team. Our team is a partnership between Cornell University and the CCE Associations in Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Cortland, Onondaga, Tioga, and Tompkins counties.

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Is Pasture, Rangeland and Forage Insurance Right for your Farm?

Rainfall index grid in the Finger Lakes region

Plants need water to photosynthesize and grow. No hay producer or grazer would disagree with this statement. Yet if I asked a group of farmers what they do in the absence of rain, and ...
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October 21, 2019Grazing, Risk Managementdrought, insurance, pasture

Pasture Soil Compaction: Prevention and Remediation

beef cattle grazing along fenceline

Adapted from resources developed for a SARE Grant titled Identification and Remediation of Compaction on Northeast Pasture Soil. Contributors include Fay Benson, Abbie Teeter & Nancy Glazier. Understanding Soil Compaction Soil health is generally ...
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September 9, 2019Applied Research, Grazingpasture, soil health

SARE Grant Funds Soil Compaction Research & Education on Grazing Farms

Handful of soil

Compaction can be a serious issue on farms resulting in soil erosion and declining productivity. Because compaction worsens over time, it is often present without the farmer’s knowledge, and therefore not managed. It is ...
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July 29, 2019Applied Research, Grazing, Success Storiespasture, soil health

July 9 Pasture Walk: Custom Grazing Dairy Heifers

Holstein dairy heifers

WHEN: Tuesday, July 9, 11:30am – 2:00pm WHERE: 8335 Virgil Rd, Fabius, NY 13063 COST: Free RSVP: Please register in advance using our online registration form   Heifers are the foundation of a dairy ...
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July 2, 2019Events, Grazingheifers, pasture

NY’s first Dairy Grazing Apprentices near graduation

It is a race to the finish for two Dairy Grazing Apprentices in New York State, Liz Pickard and Missy Bennett! Two years ago New York joined 9 other states in offering the Dairy ...
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March 27, 2019Grazing, Success Storiesbeginning farmers, pasture

Hard Times, Easy Choices

During economic hard times many farmers are forced to change, only to find success in those changes Vaughn Sherman of Jerry Dell Farm in Dryden, NY thought he had arrived at success with his ...
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February 13, 2019Farm Business, Grazing, Success StoriesDFBS, farm transition, pasture
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