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    March 6, 2026

    Discover the Power of Pee-Cycling for Plants on Small Farms Radio

    Recycling just got a whole lot closer to home: your bathroom. In the United States today, human waste is collected and disposed of, transporting valuable resources and nutrients post-consumption away […]

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    Kacey Deamer

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    February 1, 2026

    Grow Your Farm Dreams with Our Online Courses

    Do you want to take your farm business to the next level? Enroll now in this season’s final offering of online courses from the Cornell Small Farms Program to invest […]

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  • Small Farms Program Hosts Agroforestry Summit to “See the Farm for the Trees”

    Erica Frenay

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    January 26, 2026

    Small Farms Program Hosts Agroforestry Summit to “See the Farm for the Trees”

    On a wintry January day, while the trees and landscape lay dormant, one meeting space on Cornell University’s campus in Ithaca, NY, was alive with vibrant activity. More than 100 […]

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  • Small Farms Radio Shines a Spotlight on the Power of Trees

    Kacey Deamer

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    January 15, 2026

    Small Farms Radio Shines a Spotlight on the Power of Trees

    If you’re selling 25 million trees, New York State is looking to buy. In 2024, Governor Kathy Hochul began an ambitious reforestation goal, aiming to plant 25 million new trees […]

    Climate Resilience, Forestry & Agroforestry, Mushrooms, News and Updates, Projects, Small Farms Radio
  • Small Farms Radio Shines a Spotlight on the Power of Trees

    Kacey Deamer

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    January 15, 2026

    Small Farms Radio Shines a Spotlight on the Power of Trees

    If you’re selling 25 million trees, New York State is looking to buy. In 2024, Governor Kathy Hochul began an ambitious reforestation goal, aiming to plant 25 million new trees […]

    Climate Resilience, Forestry & Agroforestry, Mushrooms, News and Updates, Small Farms Radio
  • ‘Hemp House’ Project Kicks Off New Support for NYS Hemp

    Caitlin Hayes

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    January 14, 2026

    ‘Hemp House’ Project Kicks Off New Support for NYS Hemp

    The facilities and equipment will help farmers and businesses overcome barriers to the hemp industry’s growth in the state. According to builder Jeff Gagnon, a space that’s been insulated with […]

    Small Farms Quarterly
  • CCE’s Game of Logging Helps Communities Step Up Storm Response

    mark@buildwithmaple.com

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    January 14, 2026

    CCE’s Game of Logging Helps Communities Step Up Storm Response

    Training sessions held locally by CCE Hamilton equips community members with essential skills—such as safe chainsaw use, precise notching, and storm-specific techniques—to clear obstacles efficiently and safely. Violent storms can […]

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  • Eco-Friendly Ag Practices May Be Easier Than Farmers Think

    Caitlin Hayes

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    January 14, 2026

    Eco-Friendly Ag Practices May Be Easier Than Farmers Think

    New research shows that labor is thought to be a bigger barrier for farmers to adopt climate resilient practices than it actually is. Rotating crops, using compost, adding cover crops […]

    Projects, Reduced Tillage, Small Farms Quarterly
  • Lambing Season Math

    Ulf Kintzel 

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    January 14, 2026

    Lambing Season Math

    How many lambing seasons per ewe can you have each year? I am frequently asked about the number of lambing seasons per ewe each year. Many times, the people who […]

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