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Tax Update for Agriculture 2009 What’s New in Federal Legislation. Some of the highlights and benefits to small businesses, farmers, and individuals are provided in this newsletter.

Cornell Guidelines for Pest Management (Cornell "Recommends") -- now online and searchable!

Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County Ag Enrollment Take full advantage of our research-based information!

Orange County is home to over 70 dairy and field crop farms. A trend towards fewer farms and larger herds will continue into the future. The average dairy farm milks between 75-90 cows.

Larry R. Hulle
Resource Educator, Dairy & Forages lrh6@cornell.edu

- Commercial Dairy Production (not 4-H)
- Field Crops Management (alfalfa, grass, corn) www.fieldcrops.org
- Farm Business Management relating to commercial dairy
- Soil Sample Analysis for Dairy and Field Crops

 

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September 24, 2009