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When a signed Federal award isn’t a safe bet anymore
Country Folks
When a signed Federal award isn’t a safe bet anymore
by Joseph Armstrong 
Posted on July 1, 2026
Will farmers, nonprofits, ag service providers and other rural organizations across America be kissing their federal funding goodbye before 2027? The Office of Management & Budget (OMB) published a new rule in the Federal Register on May 29 to allow them to change the terms of a loan agreement after...
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A big fish worth frying
Country Folks
A big fish worth frying
by Sally Colby 
Posted on July 1, 2026
Many communities and individuals are concerned about data center development, but Jenna Ruddock, instructor at Washington College of Law, says there’s positive momentum in organizing to fight data centers. “Individual moratoriums have bought time when time was at a premium,” Ruddock said. “Moratoriu...
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Farmers First: When is enough … enough?
Country Folks, Farmers First
Farmers First: When is enough … enough?
Enough A4 
Posted on July 1, 2026
“Enough is enough!” When I was young, those three little words – usually bellowed by one of the Dame patriarchs – always made me freeze. Nothing else needed to be said. The message came through loud and clear: No more talking. No more jumping. No more running. Close your mouth. Sit still. Stop. Who ...
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Into the woods
Country Folks, Forestry
Into the woods
by Sally Colby 
Posted on July 1, 2026
Most who own forested land have never dealt with trespassers who willingly go onto private property and cut trees, but it happens often enough that states have strict laws to handle the problem. Ross Pifer, professor of law and director of Penn State’s Center for Ag & Shale Law , recently presented ...
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Flow state: Best practices for cash handling & your farm business
Country Folks
Flow state: Best practices for cash handling & your farm business
by Andy Haman 
Posted on July 1, 2026
“’There’s money in the account’ is not an effective business strategy,” Penn State Extension’s Carla Snyder joked during a recent “Lunch & Learn.” As a farm business owner, it’s important to know the status of every cent of cold, hard cash, not just your assets or investments. Effective planning can...
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Crop Comments: Harnessing buckwheat’s ability to liberate phosphorus
Country Folks, Crop Comments
Crop Comments: Harnessing buckwheat’s ability to liberate phosphorus
Posted on July 1, 2026
My favorite local honey is buckwheat-based. Honey consumers typically believe that the human health benefits of this food are greater if the beehives are situated near where that consumer lives. Bears appear to share this mindset. Honeybees are critical for the pollination of this plant species, whi...
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The mysterious pasture circles
Country Folks, Events
The mysterious pasture circles
by Troy Bishopp, Northeast NatGLC Regional Grazing Manager 
Posted on June 24, 2026
News outlets jump at a chance to film mysterious, celestial, crop circles and wax paranormal about their meaning. I wish they showed the same enthusiasm for “pasture circles” and their real benefit to feeding our biological systems. Maybe we can get cows to strategically poop as a cool art form inst...
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Crop Comments: Finger Lakes grower requests fertilizer recommendation
Country Folks, Crop Comments
Crop Comments
Crop Comments: Finger Lakes grower requests fertilizer recommendation
Crop Comments A13 
Posted on June 24, 2026
About a month after the Strait of Hormuz blockade began, a farmer named Ken called me, asking me to formulate fertilizers for his small cropping operation in southern Onondaga County. Ken grows corn for grain, soybeans and mixed mostly grass hay. He sent me soil test results for each of the three fi...
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What separates the best organic dairy farms from the rest
Country Folks, Dairy
What separates the best organic dairy farms from the rest
by Sonja Heyck-Merlin 
Posted on June 17, 2026
“We want to identify what are the top management practices that explain the best milk quality in organic dairy farms,” said Carlos Nino de Guzman, a doctoral student at the University of Florida. This is Nino de Guzman’s goal as a researcher with a multi-university grant funded by the National Insti...
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Teen cattleman cleans up at Ontario Co. Fair
Country Folks
Teen cattleman cleans up at Ontario Co. Fair
by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant 
August 12, 2026
A 4-H’er since he was a boy, Travis Clark, 14, from Rushville, won Grand Champion 4-H Market Animal with his Simmental steer at the recent Ontario Cou...
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Mother Nature must be crazy: What to do when more rain causes more droughts
Country Folks
Mother Nature must be crazy: What to do when more rain causes more droughts
by Joseph Armstrong 
August 12, 2026
We joke about the weather in New York always changing, but when you have a farm to run it’s not always a laughing matter. Sometimes our weather patter...
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Mid-year checkup
Country Folks
Mid-year checkup
by Sally Colby 
August 12, 2026
Rob Goodling, business consultant for Farm Credit East, recently provided information on what the dairy industry can expect as producers passed the ha...
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Maine organic homesteaders adapt to challenges
Country Folks
Maine organic homesteaders adapt to challenges
by Edith Tucker 
August 12, 2026
Jaime Garzon, Ph.D., an assistant Extension professor and dairy forage educator, University of Maine at Orono, recently led a pasture walk on an organ...
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