Posts by Nancy Glazier
A deadly strain of bird flu, Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), has been identified in several states throughout the country, including New York. This strain can infect chickens, turkeys, game…
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Follow nitrogen as it moves its way around a pasture. I was recently asked about the copious amounts of white clover in a pasture as the farmers were concerned about…
Read MoreFall may be a good time to think about hay storage. In some parts of the Northeast haymaking has been tough due to the frequent rains. I have had some…
Read MoreA New Idea for the Finger Lakes Region of New York Grazing sheep in vineyards has been an idea we have tossed around for a while. This spring Hans Walter-Peterson…
Read MoreSpring may seem far away as winter winds and snows blow, but start planning now for pasture improvement. March is a great time of the year to add some legumes…
Read MoreChickens are an easy way to raise your own meat and eggs. They don’t require a lot of work or time and flocks are great for kids to care for,…
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The practice of Silvopasturing is causing quite a buzz these days. It was a fairly new concept to me until a year and a half ago, a concept that brings…
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By Debra Welch and Nancy Glazier Kevetta Farms, in the hills of Dansville NY, is owned and operated by Kevin and Annetta Herrington with children Jessica and Tyler. Their high-producing registered…
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Learn from Kathy Voth’s work The Northeast Pasture Consortium (NEPC) Annual Meeting was held in January this year inVermont. The weather can be questionable at best in January, but it…
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