Presented by Cornell University Extension and the Cornell PRO-DAIRY Program, the conference will go beyond the management of the young calf this year. The timeline will extend from the calving event to breeding age. We have worked to incorporate expanded knowledge on common practices as well as venture into what research might tell us where […]
Educational program on container grown greenhouse vegetable production (tomatoes, greens and cucumbers). Growing Greenhouse Tomatoes and Greenhouse Cucumbers in Containers Rich McAvoy, University of Connecticut Perfecting Biocontrol in Greenhouse Vegetables Carol Glenister, IPM Laboratories, Locke NY Growing Bench-top Greens Brian Krug, University of New Hampshire Brian will talk about current UNH research including cultivars and […]
This session will help you decide which grant and incentives programs might be a good fit for your farm. Learn to navigate the application processes for federal and state grant programs, as well as how to write successful grant proposals that speak to funders' priorities and make a strong case for their support. Melissa Adams […]
Join PVGrows food system job creation working group for a bring-your-own brown bag lunch gathering. See below for the agenda and to rsvp. Agenda: Tour the Franklin County CDC facilities and get to see the the shiny new IQF: Individually Quick Frozen Nitrogen Tunnel in operation. Watch a video of the machine in action here. […]
Looking for help exploring financing opportunities for your farm? This session will provide information on the range of loan programs and business assistance that farm lenders offer, how different lenders work together, and what they each look for in applicants. Presenters will include Myra Marcellin from Farm Credit East, Carrie Novak from the Farm Service […]
Topics will include growing greenhouse tomatoes, cucum8bers and greens, Connecticut grown labeling, food safety and grower to grower panel. Full program is available here. Registration deadline postmarked on or before Dec 8. Lunch provided. Contact Leanne Pundt, University of Connecticut at 860.626.6855 for more information.
This is the place to learn current SWD information, the most recent research results, and management practices. The 2015 Producers Expo will focus on other topics of importance to berry growers. Presentations by Cornell Researchers, Extension, and NYSBGA on SWD will focus on biology; management including cultural, biological and chemical/technology; early warning signs and symptoms of infestation; […]
Northeast Organic Farming Association is hosting its 28th annual Winter Conference. Come for this expansive and immersive educational experience with 60+ workshops, conferences for children and teens, exhibits, and an all-day seminar and keynote by Greg Judy, rotational grazier and carbon sequestration advocate. Registration information and Details Here.