Country Editor Mohawk Valley 11.26.2022
Country Editor Mohawk Valley 11.26.2022
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One Thanksgiving and Three Sisters
Although the term “biodiversity” wasn’t originally used to describe long-standing cropping methodology in the “New World,” the practice called “Three Sisters” clearly earns that title. The Native American culture of “Three Sisters” greeted the earliest arriving European settlers.
Here’s
Titan America’s Pennsuco Quarry wins record tying 8th National Mining Association’s Sentinels of Safety Award
NORFOLK, VA — Titan America’s Pennsuco Quarry, located in Medley, FL recently announced
it has been awarded the National Mining Association’s (NMA) Sentinels of Safety Award in the Large Quarry category, tying the record for the greatest number of
Hazard communication on the farm
Chase Pagel doesn’t just talk about safety, she lives it. As the safety coordinator for Pagel’s Family Business, part of which includes the largest privately owned dairy farm in Wisconsin, Pagel is responsible for both employee and visitor safety.
Big profits with regenerative agriculture
Jeff Siewicki, founder of Vital Mission Farm in South Carolina and of regenerativesuccess.com, had ambitious goals when he began farming nine acres in 2017. He wanted to quit his job and farm full-time with a reasonable income. He
Talking turkeys all the time
When most people consider their Thanksgiving meal, they consider being surrounded by family and how good the turkey will taste, and how many times they will come back for more. To achieve that tantalizing traditional taste, at Stonewood Farm
New York agricultural assessment in a nutshell
As part of the Broome County autumn municipal training, Bob Wright discussed the requirements and rules surrounding agricultural assessments in New York State. Wright is a real property analyst for Cattaraugus County Real Property Services.
In 1971, New York
UNH FFA Interscholastics Contest held
One of the exciting events put on by University of New Hampshire faculty and students interested in agriculture and animal science is the FFA Interscholastics Contest for high school FFA members to compete in. The most recent one took
Annual NYSHC Fall Pleasure Ride held in Brookfield
In October, I had the pleasure of participating in the New York State Horse Council’s 53rd annual Fall Pleasure Ride. My Tennessee Walker gelding, Little Joe, stabled with his equine pals Suzie and Honey, owned by Susan and Jim
Beached Barges
Exactly 650 months ago I began work on my master’s degree in dairy cattle genetics at Louisiana State University. About a mile west of the main campus was that ag college’s milking parlor, surrounded by cropland and pastures. Bordering