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Keeping Farming Alive, One Egg and Maple Tap at a Time

STAMFORD - Bear Mountain Farm is part of a trend growing not only in Delaware County and across the state, but also nationwide. Farmer Megan Olson is not your typical farmer. Like many in the growing … more

Beyond the Fields: The Many Roles of Delaware County Agriculture

BLOOMVILLE - Delaware County farmers have been producing a diversity of ag products to feed people for decades. The impact of agriculture for our county is multifaceted. First and foremost, we feed … more

Riley Announces Farm Bill Provisions Backing Upstate Farms

ALBANY - Congressman Josh Riley announced a series of key amendments and changes he successfully secured in the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 in the House Agriculture Committee, which … more

From Dairy to Policy: Delaware County Farmers Advocate at State Capitol

ALBANY - On Feb. 9 and 10, farmers from across the state descended on the state capitol as part of the New York Farm Bureau’s annual Taste of New York Reception and Lobby Day. Representing Delaware … more

Challenges and Growth: Ag Specialist Reports on Grant Struggles and Micro-Enterprise Success

DELHI – Navigating the complex intersection of federal deadlines, rising operational costs, and local development hurdles, Delaware County Economic Development Specialist Lindsay Whitbeck presented … more

From Rabbits to Guinea Pigs, Learning Responsibility One Animal at a Time

WALTON - In the animal sciences classroom at Walton Central School, the lesson plan sometimes hops across the table. On a recent afternoon, a small lionhead rabbit named Lemon sat patiently … more

2026 Crop School Focused on Manure, Soil, and Pest Management

HAMDEN - Farmers and agricultural professionals will gather Tuesday, March 24, at Hamden Town Hall for the 2026 Delaware County Crop School, a full-day program offering 2.75 New York State DEC … more

‘No Farms, No Food’: Watershed Leaders Weigh the True Cost of Development

DELHI - A farmer approached with a $15 million development offer chose instead to protect his land for agriculture, a decision that Watershed Agricultural Council Chairperson Wayland “Bud” … more

A Call to Close Ranks Across Farm Country

DELHI - As the Watershed Agricultural Council considers how to position itself for the next several decades, its director suggested this week that the answer may lie as much in partnerships as in … more

Growing More Than Crops

WALTON - Inside the agriculture classroom at Walton Central School, the conversation moves easily from rebuilding engines to the price of livestock vaccines, from dairy cows to college plans. For … more

New York Farm Bureau Releases State Legislative Priorities for 2026

New York Farm Bureau (NYFB) today announces its state legislative priorities for 2026. These priorities are based on grassroots policy development over the course of the past year, which culminated … more

The Next Generation of Farmers: At Walton Central School, Young Women Are Leading the Way in Agriculture

WALTON - Across Walton Central School’s chapter of the National FFA Organization, female students make up the majority of members and hold many of the leadership roles. Their work reflects a … more
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