Studies dig into New York soil health
Cornell research explores complexities of New York soil.
Protecting your ground for beneficial insects
Relaxing weed management can help preserve natural enemies.
New York’s horticulture heroes
Western New York growers optimize yields, quality and color.
Get wise about your water
Preharvest water risk assessment regulations take effect for large farms this month and for smaller farms next April.
Controlling crop load with nothing but nets?
How nets can manage organic crop loads.
Bee management is often better with beekeepers
More bees, bigger colonies boost on-farm pollination.
The thinking on cider apple thinning
Managing crop load for hard and sweet cider.
Spotted lanternfly strategies for vineyards
Researchers have bad news and good news for spotted lanternfly management.
Fighting fruit pests from the air
Spray drones show promise controlling pests in grapes and tree fruit.
Netting for bird control
Protective nets can limit feeding damage in Michigan sweet cherries.