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New York Farm Viability Institute

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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 Dairy / 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 Dairy / 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 / Dairy / 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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June 8, 2020 Vegetables

Powdery Mildew:New Approaches Evaluated, More Work Needed

New York squash sales hit $32 million in 2017, with more than 11,000 acres harvested. One of the growers’ biggest

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June 8, 2020 Vegetables

New Technology Unlocks Super Powers of Natural Enzymes

The natural world is full of enzymes with antimicrobial properties. The challenges? How to identify which enzymes will help fight

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January 10, 2020 NYFVI Perspective

2019 NYFVI Annual Report

Farm Viability is pleased to share that our 2019 annual report is now available. We enjoy sharing the highlights of

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