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When was the last time you purchased directly from a farmer? How many direct purchases have you made in the past month? We are fortunate in the Finger Lakes region

The nice weather last weekend prompted me to start gardening. As I started to rake leaves and clear a path for the emerging perennials, I thought about the potential damage

AROUND 70 members of the Trowbridge Women’s Shed have been busy making craft items to raise cash for the Ukraine Disaster Emergency Committee…

The day length is getting longer, the trees are budding, the grass is greening, the spring bulbs are flowering and our late April snow has melted. While many of us

A pest that has been defoliating our forests now has a new common name. The Entomological Society of America has renamed Lymantria dispar (formally known as the "gypsy moth") the

With the snow cover melted, cover crops that were planted last year are starting to grow. There are various reasons why farmers plant a cover crop. Some of the benefits

The Ala Wai Dog Park as a fenced-in grassy area with two separate sections: one for small dogs, another for larger breeds.

Feeding wild birds is a passive hobby that connects us to nature and is shared by many regardless of age. While some people who feed birds do so year-round, others

Tomorrow begins the first of two weekends (March 19-20, 26-27) in New York designated to celebrate maple syrup. Sponsored by the New York State Maple Producers Association and usually held

I don’t think it is a surprise to anyone that I support agriculture and our farmers, so I am hopeful that you will join me and others to celebrate National