Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development and Cornell Cooperative Extension are offering a 30-minute training on using Google Classroom to onboard and train farm employees at 11 AM, February 3. The training offered via Zoom is ...
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Operations management on dairy farms is integral to success of the farm business. Presented by Cornell CALS PRO-DAIRY and the Northeast Dairy Producers Association, the Operations Managers Conference provides an opportunity for the people ...
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The deadline to insure your milk income over feed cost margin through the Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) program is this Friday, December 11. As of yesterday, 11,166 dairy farms have already signed up for ...
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When farm operators fail to plan for the transfer of assets and management to the next generation, it exposes their business to human, financial and legal risks that can threaten farm viability. However, less ...
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Pasture Rangeland and Forage (PRF) crop insurance was developed for producers that produce forage for their animals or for sale. It covers the single peril of drought. The basis of this insurance is on ...
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I have been learning a lot about the different aspects involved in succession planning this summer while looking into farmers’ needs surrounding this topic. One of the big things I have discovered is that ...
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Most of us live in a culture that values comfort and control. Modern technologies give us the ability to meet our basic needs and modify our environments from the convenience of our living rooms. ...
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Through program evaluation, producers consistently let us know that offering a variety of program formats and lengths is necessary to reach a wide audience. This season, our Dairy Program utilized discussion groups, on-farm meetings, ...
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The South Central NY Dairy and Field Crops Team has compiled a list of articles that we think may be useful to dairy producers and their service providers as we all navigate the COVID-19 ...
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Biosecurity is second nature to many dairy and livestock producers, so let’s apply that perspective to the current pandemic. First, a quick review of what we know about COVID-19 and how it spreads. According ...
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