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  • 2015 Archive Small Farms Bi-Monthly Update

    Our Small Farms Bi-Monthly Update brings you small farm announcements, events, job and internship opportunities, grant and loan opportunities, other small farm resources. It is intended for farmers and agricultural service providers in New York and the Northeast. 2015 Small Farm Updates Looking for a grant opportunity or resource that appeared a few issues back?…

  • 2014 Archive Small Farms Bi-Monthly Update

    Our Small Farms Bi-Monthly Update brings you small farm announcements, events, job and internship opportunities, grant and loan opportunities, other small farm resources. It is intended for farmers and agricultural service providers in New York and the Northeast. 2014 Small Farm Updates Looking for a grant opportunity or resource that appeared a few issues back?…

  • 2014 Small Farm Summit

    About the 2014 NY Small Farms Summit On March 24th,  the Cornell Small Farms Program hosted the 4th NY Small Farms Summit.  The full day program, Beyond Direct Marketing: Exploring New Ways to Sell, featured small farmers’ perspectives on the pros and cons of selling wholesale. Morning presentations included vegetable farmer Darren Maum of Salvere Farm,…

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  • Marketing, Adding Value, & Ag Development

    Marketing, Adding Value, & Ag Development Research The following is a sampling of research projects relevant to small business owners. If you have a specific interest that is not addressed here, contact Loren Tauer, Chair, Department of Applied Economics and Management, 607-255-4402, lwt1@cornell.edu Click on a title below to navigate to the specific project. LOCAL…

  • About Cornell Small Farms Program

    Our mission is to foster the sustainability of diverse, thriving small farms that contribute to food security, healthy rural communities, and the environment. We do this by encouraging small farms-focused research and extension programs and fostering collaboration in support of small farms. Contact Cornell Small Farms Program: 607-255-9227, smallfarmsprogram@cornell.edu Small Farms Extension Resources Bi-Monthly E-newsletter…

  • Beginning Farmers

    Beginning Farmer Extension Resources The Northeast Beginning Farmers Project This program works in cooperation with a team of extension educators to enhance and coordinate training and resources for beginning farmers across the Northeast.  The project offers an online resource center, online courses taught by experienced Extension educators, new informational resources (like the Guide to Farming…

  • Small Dairy

    Small Dairy Research The following is a sampling of research projects relevant to small dairies. If you have a specific interest that is not addressed here, contact Alan Bell, Chair, Department of Animal Science, 607-255-2862,  awb6@cornell.edu Click on a title below to navigate to the specific project. DAIRY FARM BUSINESS SUMMARY, NEW YORK SMALL HERD…

  • About Cornell Cooperative Extension

    Cornell Cooperative Extension consists of an integrated network of professionals that includes campus-based faculty and staff, regionally deployed specialists and county-based educators and professional employees provided literally thousands of different programs throughout the state that reached business owners, community leaders, entrepreneurs, homeowners, and families.  CCE programs support a diverse, sustainable, and profitable NY agriculture industry,…

  • Farm Energy

    Farm Energy Research The following is a sampling of research projects relevant to sustainable farm energy. Click on a title below to navigate to the specific project. CELLULASES AND BIOFUEL PRODUCTION | GRASS PELLETS FOR BIOHEAT | RAISING WILLOW AS FUEL FOR ON-FARM HEATING | Extension Resources   CELLULASES AND BIOFUEL PRODUCTION This research focuses…

  • Integrated Pest Management

    Integrated Pest Management Research IPM FOR SMALL PONDS AND LAKES Over the past decade researchers have developed an integrated pest management approach for dealing with weeds in small ponds and lakes. The step-wise approach includes an overview of the benefits of aquatic plants in ponds, evaluating a set of criteria to determine which aquatic weed…

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