Seedcorn Maggot in Early Planted Corn

Over the past two days, I have scouted a dozen, of were supposed to be soybean fields, planted between April 24th and May 1st. What I found were near barren fields with a handful of soybeans here and there. Nearly every single missing plant I

Time to Change Plans? Dealing With Recent Weather.

Here we are, well into May with a great deal of spring fieldwork yet to be done. Since things rarely seem to go as planned in farming, here are a few pointers to consider as you dodge raindrops to get the crops in.

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Announcement

Chad Stoeckl is now our Executive Managing Consultant, taking over for David DeGolyer.

We all wish to thank Dave for his 29 years of hard work and dedication, if not for him the Cooperative would not be what it is

Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI)

Has your farm filed a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) with the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN)? If not, you must file before January 1st, 2025 if your business meets the following requirements is either a c-co

Navigating Change: Insights into the Finalized NYS Freshwater Wetlands Regulations

Event/class attended:

Navigating Change: Insights into the Finalized NYS Freshwater Wetlands Regulations

Date(s) attended: January 15, 2025

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Save Some Seed!

As many of us know, large parts of the country struggled with drought in the 2023 crop season.

With the dry conditions nationwide, quality is in question regarding this year's seed stock.

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USDA Protective Actions Starting 4/29/2024

Most likely you are aware of the identification of HPAI in dairy cattle.  WNYCMA continues to monitor this situation closely.  The following link will take you to the most current USDA Actions to Protect Livestock document that discusses the federal order that begins Monday

Entering Records On WNYCMA.com

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