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New York Farm Viability Institute

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November 12, 2020 NYFVI Perspective

December 11th Webinar: Can Behavioral Science Help Us Understand Farmer Decision-Making?

This year, we are partnering with Farm Credit East to host a series of four webinars focused on better understanding

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November 12, 2020 NYFVI Perspective

Fridays with Farm Viability: Identifying Common Elements of Change

This year, in lieu of our Taking Stock for New York Agriculture meeting in Albany, we are partnering with Farm

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November 11, 2020 Apples and other fruit / NYFVI Perspective

Meet NYFVI Board Member Tim Dressel

Farm Viability has a ten-person board of directors. Seven are nominated by ag organizations and three are at-large members. All

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August 10, 2020 2021 RFP / FVI RFP Tips / NYFVI Perspective

2020 FVI Project Profiles

The 2020 FVI program was highly competitive. 56 proposals were received and resources allowed for 12 projects to be funded.

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August 10, 2020 FVI RFP Tips / NYFVI Perspective

2020 FVI Projects Announced

The New York Farm Viability Institute is deeply appreciative of the support provided by Governor Cuomo, and Assemblywoman Lupardo, Senator

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June 8, 2020 Topic Specific Team

Farm Viability Dairy Teams: Advancing Agriculture

Since its inception, Farm Viability’s dairy program has supported 21 Topic Specific Teams that have worked with more than 270

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June 8, 2020 Field Crops

Bird Damage in Crops: It’s More Than a Nuisance

There’s almost nothing that will get farmers talking more than a discussion of tricks to get birds out of their

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June 8, 2020 Field Crops

Precision Feed Management: Optimizing Feed to Drive Profit

On a dairy farm, feed is the largest expense.  Evaluating an operation’s feed cost in relationship to the net milk

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June 8, 2020 Apples and other fruit / Livestock / Vegetables

Scaling Up: Wholesale opportunities provide profitable growth

The competition among farmers selling directly to consumersis fierce and some feel that opportunity has plateaued.  Yet wholesale buyers lament

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June 8, 2020 Vegetables

The Dragon: UV Light for Disease Management

In 2015 as part of a Cornell University project in collaboration with the University of Florida, Mark Rea and his

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