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New York Farm Viability Institute

We create and share knowledge to improve the economic viability of New York's farms.

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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

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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

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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

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New Collaboration with QMPS seeks DVMs to help NY dairy farms implement Selective Dry Cow Therapy

NYFVI is collaborating with Cornell University’s Quality Milk Production Services (QMPS) to offer support to veterinarians that are interested in

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What are the Challenges Facing NY Farmers?

NYFVI Chair, and Livingston County dairy farmer, Rob Noble spoke recently at a Listening Tour hosted by New York State

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Farmer Review Panel Members: “Why I serve”

Our program relies on the insights of New York farmers to to identify the proposals that are the most important

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March 16, 2022 NYFVI Perspective

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

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January 9, 2022 Uncategorized

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

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January 5, 2022 USDA Specialty Crop

Specialty Crop RFP Now Open!

Applications are due February 27th. Full RFP and webinar schedule are available here.

September 7, 2021 Uncategorized

NYFVI Board of Directors Elects Officers and New Board Member

Dave Ryan of Madison County elected as chair.Hudson Valley’s Tim Dressel elected as vice chair.Washington County’s Mary Jeanne Packer elected

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