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  • Protecting Against Murphy’s Law

    Protecting Against Murphy’s Law
    Virtual Event

    Good ole’ Murphy’s Law is probably the best description of what it’s like to be a farmer that there is! Join Cornell Cooperative Extension Farm Business Management Specialist, Katelyn Walley-Stoll, to learn more about the 5 areas of risk on farms and how to develop strategies to manage those risks. Participants will have the opportunity…

  • A brown and white cow with a yellow ear tag stands in a grassy field, representing the quality and care of Backyard Beef as it looks toward the camera.

    Backyard Beef

    Virtual Event

    Raise High-Quality Beef in Your Own Backyard! You don’t have to have a large herd of beef cattle to raise your own – just a couple will do! Join Cornell Cooperative Extension Livestock Specialist, Amy Barkley, to learn more about micro-scale beef production including breed selection, housing requirements, nutrition, and common health issues. Participants will…

  • A person hands an apple to another at a fruit stand, minding your marketing, with tomatoes, peaches, and raspberries displayed beside a metal scale.

    Minding Your Marketing P’s and Q’s

    Virtual Event

    You grew the thing – now what? Marketing often comes at the end of the growing season, when we’re faced with trying to figure out who and how to sell our farm products! But, farm profitability and success can improve quickly when you spend time thinking about marketing right from the beginning. Join Farm Business…

  • Goat Discussion Circle

    Virtual Event

    Cornell Cooperative Extension's Southwest New York Dairy, Livestock, and Field Crops Specialists Katelyn Walley-Stoll and Amy Barkley have organized an engaging and flexible discussion group for new and interested goat farmers. This will be the culminating event to a four-part goat education series conducted last year. The group welcomes attendees regardless of their previous experience…

  • Eastern NY Soil Health & Climate Resiliency Field Day

    Eastern New York: Washington and Rensselaer Counties

    Farmers and growers will have a unique opportunity to participate in Soil Health Field Tours, visiting farms in northern Rensselaer and southern Washington Counties. The tours will provide valuable insights into soil health practices that local farmers have implemented in the region. Cornell researchers, who are at the forefront of soil health and crop production,…

  • Protecting Against Murphy’s Law

    Protecting Against Murphy’s Law
    Virtual Event

    Good ole’ Murphy’s Law is probably the best description of what it’s like to be a farmer that there is! Join Cornell Cooperative Extension Farm Business Management Specialist, Katelyn Walley-Stoll, to learn more about the 5 areas of risk on farms and how to develop strategies to manage those risks. Participants will have the opportunity…

  • An older man smiles while holding pruning shears beside a young tree fruit outdoors, speaking to two people in warm, colorful clothing. The background shows a blurred field and cloudy sky.

    Veteran Cohort Tree Fruit Field Day

    Jordan Hall, Cornell AgriTech 630 W North Street, Geneva, NY, United States +1 more

    This in-person event is designed and centered upon the veteran members of the Tree Fruit Production Cohort. Cohort members will hear from an experienced grower about the practical aspects of running an orchard and nursery. They will discuss grafting, nursery tree production, and initial care of young nursery trees, and observe pruning techniques for young…

  • A group of people walk together on a grassy lawn near a rustic signpost, discussing flower farm strategy. Some are dressed warmly in jackets and hats. A building and trees are visible in the background under a cloudy sky.

    Building a Flower Farm Strategy

    Bristol Hills Lavendar and Flower Farm 8361 NY-5, Bloomfield, United States

    Susan Orellana-Clark founded Bristol Hills Lavender and Flower Farm in 2016. While grieving the loss of her veteran husband, Susan found comfort and hope in working with soil and growing flowers. As someone who takes pride in her work and always strives for excellence, Susan worked tirelessly to meet her customers' expectations and her own…

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