farming

Without farms, we simply have no food and it is great to see some recognition for their hard work in New York.

Oneida County farmer Ben Simons was willing to answer the difficult question on the radio? What about the terrible smell lurking in people's backyards after farmers spread their special liquified manure on a hot day?

The World Health Organization has warned people around the world, including the United States, that people should prepare for a food shortage later in 2022. Many experts have said it won't happened in the U.S., but one farming expert in Upstate New York says "prepare, because a shortage is coming."

Last week I was driving in the Rhinebeck/Red Hook area when I witnessed someone do something that made me question whether it was legal or not.

The U.S. Census Bureau is changing the definition of an urban area. It's the biggest change in decades.

A dairy farmer in Iowa went viral after revealing the surprising reason cows eat Skittles.

The first case of COVID in a Canadian lynx has been discovered in the United States and the NYS DEC says eighteen percent of deer tested have COVID antibodies.

My love affair with quail on my homestead began by doing research on chickens.

The text message from Sheriff Rob Maciol said, "Have a cow in labor, this one may come quick." With that the race was on to get to the Maciol Family Farm to witness a true miracle of nature.

Accompanying the routine payments and price forecasts sent to some Northeast dairy farmers last month were a list of mental health services and the number of a suicide prevention hotline.