Small Farms Quarterly
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Studies consistently demonstrate that adequate sleep enhances cognitive function, motor skills, and decision-making abilities — all critical in getting farm work done. After a strenuous day of spring…
Read MoreDear farmers and friends, In 2023, the Cornell Small Farms Program (SFP) marked its 23rd year serving small-scale farmers in New York State and beyond. Over time, our program has…
Read MoreIn part 17 of our “What’s Your Beef?” series on raising cattle on small farms, we discuss grazing conditions for beef cattle and other classes of grazing livestock. My…
Read MoreOf the many diseases sheep can catch, footrot can have the greatest economic impact and can be contracted rather easily. There are many diseases sheep can catch. Many are frequently…
Read MoreTyler Evans explored what it meant to be part of the U.S. Marine Corps, and he lived with a mindset to defeat the challenges that hinder progress. After completing his…
Read MoreArmed to Farm returns to New York State to again assist veterans explore careers in agriculture. “I’m a veteran, and I want to be a farmer!” This statement comes in…
Read MoreHow To Do It And To What End Extending the grazing season well beyond the end of growing season is a desirable goal when raising sheep on pasture. Feeding stored…
Read MoreHow the Seed Producers Course, offered by a collaboration of Cornell Cooperative Extension educators, experienced seed producers, and regional seed companies, helped to level up one farmer’s seed-saving skills. At the end of last year, like…
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