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Submissions - latest 30
Dairy Market Watch - June 2019
Suspected Herbicide-Resistant Tall Waterhemp Now Present in Upstate New York
Confidently Hosting a Farm Tour - Part One - What's Your "Why Bother" ?
African Swine Fever
The Muddy Boot Weed Seed Dispersal Method
Beef Farm Account Book Available!
Sexual Harassment Training Resource Available
Dairy Market Watch - August 2019
Dairy Market Watch - September 2019
Dairy Market Watch - October 2019
Palmer Amaranth Confirmed in Southwest New York
Dairy Market Watch - November 2019
Dairy Market Watch - December 2019
An Update from SWNYDLFC
Dairy Market Watch - January 2020
2020 SWNYDLFC Winter Update Series
Tips on Recruiting and Retaining Quality Employees on your Dairy Farm
Feeding More Milk to Make More Milk
CORE Pesticide Training & NYSDEC Exam 2020
You Don't Say...By Timothy X. Terry, Harvest NY
Dairy Market Watch - February 2020
Corn Diseases in Southwest NY
Particle size matters for high-straw dry cow diets by Casey Havekes
Resources to Help Train Your Dairy Employees with Animal Care Responsibilities
New York Beef Producers' Association Regional Meetings Have Been Scheduled
National Dairy FARM Program Version 4.0 Updates by Lindsay Ferlito
Meeting the Continuing Education Requirements of FARM Program Version 4.0
Stockmanship Training with Curt Pate: It's All about Pressure
Elements of IPM for Dairy and Beef Cattle by Ken Wise & Keith Waldron
Ration Balancing for Beef Cattle
Upcoming Events
Farm Fresh Marketing: A Veteran Cohort
October 2, 2024
October 9, 2024
October 16, 2024
October 23, 2024
October 30, 2024
November 6, 2024
Join Katelyn Walley - Marketing for a farm involves promoting and selling agricultural products by understanding consumer needs, creating a unique brand, setting competitive prices, and using various channels to reach customers. With successful marketing efforts, farmers can build customer loyalty, increase sales, and ensure the farm's profitability. With so many moving parts to consider, many farmers find creating their farm's marketing path can be challenging and uncertain.
Farm Disaster Preparation Certificate
October 16 - October 17, 2024
The Farm Disaster Preparation program will help farm owners plan for and manage possible disasters. This program focuses on practical pre-disaster education and preparedness regarding farm equipment safety on the road, fire or structure collapse, storm and wind damage, criminal activity, farm chemical risks, and biosecurity. Farms that complete the training will receive a certificate to provide to their insurer and may be eligible for a credit or discount toward the farm's annual insurance premium.
The Farm Disaster Preparation Certificate is directed to all sizes of farms and all types of products. Dairy and livestock farms are especially encouraged to participate in the program due to their additional concerns regarding animal agriculture.
Stockmanship and Stewardship 2024
October 25, 2024
Hamburg, NY
Save the date!! The event is one of 4 across the US and is a two-day educational experience featuring low-stress cattle handling demonstrations, Beef Quality Assurance educational sessions, facility design sessions, and industry updates.
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