Logo Lee Pub newspaper
country folks logo

Eastern New York

country folks logo

Western New York

country folks logo

New England

country folks logo

Mid-Atlantic

country grower logo

Eastern Edition

country grower logo

Midwest Edition

Country Culture logo
  • Lee Newspapers
    • Country Folks
    • Country Folks Grower
    • Country Culture
    • RRR
    • Commercial Print Department
  • Lee Trade Shows
  • Advertise
    • Media Request Kit
    • Submit a Classified Ad – Country Folks
    • Submit a Classified Ad – Country Folks Grower
  • About
  • Contact
  • Lee Pub Team
  • Help Wanted
  • Subscribe
    • Lee Newspapers
      • Country Folks
      • Country Folks Grower
      • Country Culture
      • RRR
      • Commercial Print Department
    • Lee Trade Shows
    • Advertise
      • Media Request Kit
      • Submit a Classified Ad – Country Folks
      • Submit a Classified Ad – Country Folks Grower
    • About
    • Contact
    • Lee Pub Team
    • Help Wanted
    • Subscribe
logo

  • Home
  • News
  • AG Business Directory
    • Form
  • Associations
  • Marketplace
  • Submit a Classified
  • Login
  • Subscribe
    • Home
    • News
    • AG Business Directory
      • Form
    • Associations
    • Marketplace
    • Submit a Classified
    • Login
    • Subscribe
  • Home
  • News
  • Business Directory
    • Full Issue
    • Form
  • Associations
  • Submit a Classified
  • Login
  • Subscribe
    • Home
    • News
    • Business Directory
      • Full Issue
      • Form
    • Associations
    • Submit a Classified
    • Login
    • Subscribe
  • Home
  • Lifestyle
  • Gardening & Farming
  • Events
  • Newsletter Subscription
  • About
  • Subscribe
    • Home
    • Lifestyle
    • Gardening & Farming
    • Events
    • Newsletter Subscription
    • About
    • Subscribe
Back to business
News
Back to business
Sally Colby 
Posted on December 3, 2021
After conducting the business of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau (PFB) virtually last year, several hundred members met in person for the 71st annual meeting in Hershey, PA. One of the most important roles of all state Farm Bureaus is establishing policy on issues that affect agriculture and rural comm...
Read More
{"website":"website"}{"country-folks-eastern-new-york":"Country Folks-Eastern New York", "country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic", "country-folks-western-new-york":"Country Folks-Western New York"}
Fixing fences before snow falls
News
Fixing fences before snow falls
Courtney Llewellyn 
Posted on December 3, 2021
While much of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic enjoyed a rather moderate autumn, winter – and all its frigidity and bluster – will be here soon. One of the many things farmers can do to prep now is check their fence lines. It’s much easier to be proactive in early December than it is to be reactive in...
Read More
{"website":"website"}{"country-folks-eastern-new-york":"Country Folks-Eastern New York", "country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic", "country-folks-new-england":"Country Folks-New England", "country-folks-western-new-york":"Country Folks-Western New York"}
Manure’s deadly contribution
News
Manure’s deadly contribution
Sally Colby 
Posted on November 24, 2021
Nearly everyone in the farming community is familiar with the story of three brothers, all in their 30s, who succumbed to manure gas while repairing a pump inside a manure storage pit on their Ohio farm. The story made international news and brought an outpouring of support for the family. Unfortuna...
Read More
{"website":"website"}{"country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic"}
More sleep, less stress and PPE for everyone
News
More sleep, less stress and PPE for everyone
Sally Colby 
Posted on November 24, 2021
It’s easy to forget – or just ignore – health, safety and PPE (personal protective equipment) during harvest. But Ellen Duysen, outreach specialist and coordinator, Agriculture Safety and Health at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, said ignoring risk during this busy time can be deadly. Bef...
Read More
{"website":"website"}{"country-folks-eastern-new-york":"Country Folks-Eastern New York", "country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic", "country-folks-new-england":"Country Folks-New England", "country-folks-western-new-york":"Country Folks-Western New York"}
Different perspectives on grazing dairy cows
News
Different perspectives on grazing dairy cows
Tamara Scully 
Posted on November 24, 2021
Penn State Extension’s Dairy Team has launched a podcast, “Bovine Banter,” where diverse dairy farmers and experts discuss a wide array of topics and provide an inside look at their farms, their experiences and lessons learned. These discussions have recently included interviews with two dairy farme...
Read More
{"website":"website"}{"country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic"}
Youth beef advocates
News
Youth beef advocates
Sally Colby 
Posted on November 24, 2021
If young people are the future of the ag industry, a new program will take full advantage of their energy and enthusiasm. The Northeast Beef Ambassador Program, initiated in 2020, provides an opportunity for youth ages 5 to 18 to learn how to advocate for the beef industry. Kaitlyn Swope, director o...
Read More
{"website":"website"}{"country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic"}
CSAs: Thinking inside the box
News
CSAs: Thinking inside the box
Courtney Llewellyn 
Posted on November 24, 2021
Data collected in 2015 by the USDA indicated that 7,398 farms in the U.S. sold products directly to consumers through a community supported agriculture (CSA) arrangement. In that year, CSAs accounted for $226 million (or 7%) of the $3 billion in direct-to-consumer sales by farms. Anecdotally, that n...
Read More
{"website":"website"}{"country-folks-eastern-new-york":"Country Folks-Eastern New York", "country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic"}
The earlier, the better
News
The earlier, the better
Lee Newspapers, Sally Colby 
Posted on November 24, 2021
It’s easy to put off retirement planning, but Tracy Garofalo, an accountant with Pennsylvania Farm Bureau’s MST business services, said retirement planning should not be ignored. Garofalo said the biggest issues for most are when to start, structuring a plan and determining the tax implications. “Th...
Read More
{"website":"website"}{"country-folks-eastern-new-york":"Country Folks-Eastern New York", "country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic", "country-folks-new-england":"Country Folks-New England", "country-folks-western-new-york":"Country Folks-Western New York"}
Natural Rendering: Composting Livestock
News
Natural Rendering: Composting Livestock
Lee Newspapers 
Posted on November 24, 2021
On Oct. 16, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Orange County presented an interesting (although unusual) program: “Bring Your Own Carcass Composting Training.” Held at their Education Center & 4-H Park in Otisville, NY, the program was designed for Department of Public Works/Department of Transportati...
Read More
{"website":"website"}{"country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic"}
  • 1
  • …
  • 116
  • 117
  • 118
  • …
  • 215
ePaper
google_play
app_store
businessdirectory logo
Latest News
Grazing enjoyment at Snug Valley Farm
Country Folks
Grazing enjoyment at Snug Valley Farm
by Laura Rodley 
May 13, 2026
Ben Nottermann of Snug Valley Farm in East Hardwick, VT, raises and sells grass-fed beef, meat from Duroc pigs and lamb, supplying local restaurants, ...
{"country-folks-new-england":"Country Folks New England"}{"country-folks":"Country Folks", "country-folks-new-england":"Country Folks-New England"}
New and improved manure
Country Folks
New and improved manure
by Sally Colby 
May 13, 2026
If a liquid manure system eliminated agitation, saved fuel, increased manure value and created safer working conditions by eliminating deadly gases, w...
{"country-folks-new-england":"Country Folks New England"}{"country-folks":"Country Folks", "country-folks-eastern-new-york":"Country Folks-Eastern New York", "country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic", "country-folks-new-england":"Country Folks-New England", "country-folks-western-new-york":"Country Folks-Western New York"}
Dairy cropping for soil health & farm success
Country Folks
Dairy cropping for soil health & farm success
by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant 
May 13, 2026
Is your farm just surviving or thriving? Chris Wilson, business manager at Wilson Family Organic Farms , pondered that question when he began working ...
{"country-folks-eastern":"Country Folks Eastern"}{"country-folks":"Country Folks", "country-folks-eastern-new-york":"Country Folks-Eastern New York", "country-folks-western-new-york":"Country Folks-Western New York"}
What the organic grain inspector wants to see
Country Folks
What the organic grain inspector wants to see
by Sonja Heyck-Merlin 
May 13, 2026
Benjamin Clark, a former employee on a large Montana organic grain farm, now an organic farm inspector, provided perspective on organic grain certific...
{"country-folks-eastern":"Country Folks Eastern"}{"country-folks":"Country Folks", "country-folks-eastern-new-york":"Country Folks-Eastern New York", "country-folks-mid-atlantic":"Country Folks-Mid Atlantic", "country-folks-new-england":"Country Folks-New England", "country-folks-western-new-york":"Country Folks-Western New York"}
lee publications

Founded in 1965,

Lee Publications, Inc. publishes targeted trade publications and trade shows for the agricultural, heavy construction, aggregate, commercial horticulture, and solid waste industries.

Lee Newspapers

Country Folks Eastern NY Country Folks Western NY Country Folks New England Country Folks Mid-Atlantic
Country Grower Eastern Country Grower Midwest
Country Culture
Rock Road Recycle

Lee Trade Shows

Keystone Farm Show Virginia Farm Show Hard Hat Expo Small Scale Forestry Expo
Subscribe
About Us
Contact
Privacy Policy
Cookie Policy
Copyright @ Lee Newspapers Inc. All Rights Reserved
Powered by TECNAVIA