farmers

On Wednesday, New York State approved a measure to lower the hourly threshold for farm workers to qualify for overtime pay to 40 hours by 2032.

All crop, no bull.

But Simons, a past president of the Oneida County Farm Bureau, said the policy comes from a misunderstanding the farm community.

"Do I think we're going to hungry in the country? No. But...all the selection you normally see in the grocery store isn't going to be there."

If any farmer is looking for resources for producing and marketing livestock, you now have an easy place to access all that information.

If you're a local farm or food producer in CNY, here's an opportunity you don't want to miss. But hurry... the deadline is approaching.

Bird flu has found its way to New York and isn't just impacting mass chicken farms, it's also impacting everyday people who keep backyard birds.

It's no secret life on a farm is tough. Working from long before the sun comes up to long after it goes down, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. There's no time for sick days or even vacation. And there's no overtime pay until after 60 hours. But that may soon change in New York and it's not all good news.

The freshest food from the farm, handmade arts and crafts, live entertainment, activities for the kids, and much more are coming back to a popular village green.

New York State farmers wanted to promote their locally made and grown fare at NYS Thruway service areas.

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office and several other agencies took part in a food giveaway for the elderly.

First farmer's faced dumping milk. Now they're facing a COVID-19 surcharge.