Spring 2025
The Cornell Small Farms Program is pleased to announce the arrival of the Spring 2025 edition of the Small Farms Quarterly.
In this issue, we feature an FAQ on the bird flu from the CCE staff, a sheep farmer shares his start of the grazing season, and an exploration of the future for fungi in small farms.
You can read articles from the Spring 2025 Quarterly online now. Or if you’d rather flip through the articles in a magazine format, take a look at our online reader to peruse this issue or feel free to download the PDF version of the Quarterly.
Cornell Small Farms Program Update
Editor's Letter Spring 2025 by Kacey Deamer
Program Updates Spring 2025 by Kacey Deamer
Featured Articles
Frequently Asked Questions About Bird Flu in New York State by CCE Staff
The Start of Grazing Season by Ulf Kintzel
Future of Small Farming is Fungi by Rich Mattingly
CCE News
Farmers and Researchers Tackle Manure Management Together by Madeline Hanscom
Uncovering the Value of Manure: Sustainable Farming in the NYC Watershed by Madeline Hanscom
CALS News
Rooted in a Cornell Collaboration, New York State is Tops for Beets by Laura Reiley
Solar Solutions: Agrivoltaics Offer Array of Options for Farmland Use by Krisy Gashler
Chaotic Springs, Long Summers Mean Uncertainty for NY Grape Growers by Kristy Gashler
Three Ways to Protect Honeybees – As Keepers and Community Members by Maggie Gallagher
Additional Articles
The Immense Power of a Pause by Violet Stone
Getting Ready for Spring Grazing by Rich Taber
The Science of DIY Mushroom Substrates by Connor Youngerman
En Manhattan, una Nueva Finca Urbana Hará Florecer el Desarrollo Juvenil por Tim Shenk
Manhattan Urban Farm to Prioritize Youth Development by Tim Shenk
Bees Are Our Homies by Jeff Cochran
Slow Moving Vehicle Safety Season by Emma Wilson
How to Prepare Your Yourself and Employees for an ICE/CPB Encounter by Elizabeth Higgins
