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Editor’s Letter Winter 2025
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Dear farmers and friends, While our jobs as farmers never end, this time of year invites a pause for reflection and gratitude for all we have and hope to grow […]
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Editor’s Letter, Spring 2023
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Dear farmers and friends, Over the last few years, the Cornell Small Farms Program has been growing in both staff and program areas. With this growth comes an […]
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Editor’s Letter – 2022 Winter Small Farms Quarterly
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Dear farmers and friends, Central to the mission of the Cornell Small Farms Program is that anyone who wants to operate a small farm in NYS has access to […]
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In the News: Our Director on Big Impact of Online Sales Amidst COVID-19 Challenges
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Cornell Small Farms Program director, Anu Rangarajan, was recently interviewed for an article in Saveur magazine about the unique successes some small farms have had with direct-to-consumer online sales during […]
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In the News: Our Director Featured in “Extension Out Loud” Podcast
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In the latest episode of “Extension Out Loud,” a podcast by Cornell Cooperative Extension, the Cornell Small Farms Program’s director, Anu Rangarajan, shared her approach to extension work and her […]
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NYS Livestock Industry Poised for Growth but Impacted by COVID-19
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The Cornell Small Farms Program contributed to a Cornell CALS white paper on COVID-19 impacts on food and farming, offering insight on the livestock industry. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted individuals, families, communities, and businesses throughout New York state, and continues […]
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Letter from the Editor, Spring 2020
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Never before has our work as farmers and stewards been so important. In times like these — when uncertainty upsets the daily rhythms of our communities — we agriculturists have […]
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New Report Focuses on the Future of the NY Livestock Industry
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Although most livestock in New York is raised on small farms, this industry contributes $893 million in sales to the rural New York economy. Demand far outstrips supply for NY […]








