Join Crop Growers, NAU Country and Cornell Cooperative Extension for an educational information session on Thursday, November 30th that will cover, Whole Farm Revenue Protection, and how this program, may provide additional value to your risk management plan, and the 2024 Onion Policy.
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Business Tips and Tools
New York Dairy OSHA LEP Update
OSHA presenters Nick Donofrio and Mike Scime of the Buffalo office and Jeff Prebish from the Syracuse office reviewed the Dairy LEP, provided an overview of OSHA findings and violations on dairy farms and explained OSHA’s ability to expand an inspection. The webinar also detailed what happens after an inspection and provided information on the New York state Onsite Consultation Service and how it can help your farm.
February 09, 2021
Business Tips and Tools
Will Farmers Do it? Helping New York Farms Evolve Their Production Practices
The New York Farm Viability Institute held their third of four sessions exploring the factors that influence a farmer’s decision to adopt a new practice. This session featured a panel of researchers and educators who have been working to develop and help farmers adopt “win-win” solutions for nutrient management and soil health practices. The last session will be held on March 5.
February 05, 2021
Business Tips and Tools
Paycheck Protection Program: What you need to know now
The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2021 (CRRSAA) ushered in several changes and renewals for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Erin Pirro and Keith Dickinson presented a webinar on January 22 to explain the most important changes to the program for Farm Credit East customers, including how to determine if your business is eligible for additional PPP funds.
January 22, 2021
Business Tips and Tools
Why Did It Work? New York’s Transition to Tall Spindle Apple Orchards
The New York Farm Viability Institute held the second of four sessions exploring the factors that influence a farmer’s decision to adopt a new practice. This session included a presentation by Cornell’s Dr. Terence Robinson about the transformation of New York’s apple orchards as well as results from a grower survey.
January 15, 2021