2022 FVI Projects Announced!
New York Farm Viability Institute funds 12 projects selected by farmers across the stateResearch projects will create and share knowledge
Meet the Board!
Since its start in 2005, the New York Farm Viability Institute (NYFVI) has been led by volunteers, all active members
New York Table Beets: Growing Profitability for a Growing Industry
Health conscious consumers are driving demand for innovative, convenient products. Sarah Pethybridge and Julie Kikkert are helping NY farmers overcome
Variable Rate Shoot Thinning in Concord Vineyards for Increased Production Efficiency
Grape growers have long seen wide ranges in productivity across their vineyards, but by the time the yield was measured
FVI Proposal Scoring Criteria
NYFVI relies on over 100 farmers serving on farmer review panels, organized by production sector, to read, comment on, and
Informational Webinars Will Answer Your Questions.
The New York Farm Viability’s FVI 22 Request for Proposals (RFP) is currently open. Our program seeks proposals that will
Can Your Expertise be Applied to Agriculture’s Challenges?
Driven by science and technology, agriculture is constantly changing. Its evolution requires research that creates new knowledge, and economic context
New Schedule for FVI 22! RFP Open July 25th, Proposals Due September 25th.
The 2022 FVI Request for proposals is very similar to the 2021 RFP. As always, we are seeking solutions for
Day Two Webinar Recap: How Did We Get Here? Understanding the Intersection of Agriculture, Scientific Knowledge and Societal Need.
The second day of our webinar series attracted extension educators, researchers, policy makers and farmers. The session was anchored by
Day One Recap and a Look at Day 2
The first day of our webinar series attracted extension educators, researchers, policy makers and farmers. The session was anchored by
Meet the Panelists! Two Part Webinar March 24th and 25th
Farm Viability is fortunate to work with some of the most passionate, knowledgeable, and talented researchers in the country. The
2021 FVI Projects: Message from NYFVI Chair Dave Ryan
While many picture the lives of farmers as idle at this time of year, that’s not quite the case. Every
How Did We Get Here? Examining the Past to Understand the Intersection of Agriculture, Scientific Knowledge and Societal Needs
Agricultural practices today are the product of generations of experimentation. When considering the future of agriculture, both in-lab and on-the-farm