The following statement can be attributed to New York Farm Bureau President David Fisher in response to USDA actions taken on Feb. 20, 2025: “The release of $20 million in previously frozen USDA ...

Albany, NY — New York Farm Bureau (NYFB) members and staff flocked to the Capitol today for the organization’s annual Lobby Day, an opportunity to bring member stories to legislators and discuss ...

Please attribute the statement below to New York Farm Bureau President David Fisher: “The enactment of higher federal tariffs with Canada, Mexico and China is an issue of great concern to the ...

The bill would remove oversight by the NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation, taking a step backward in protecting our environment and reducing climate impacts. Harvest season has wrapped in what ...

The following statement can be attributed to New York Farm Bureau: “Today the United States Senate has confirmed Brooke Rollins, in a 72-28 vote, to serve as the United States Secretary of Agriculture ...

New York high school seniors who are graduating and interested in pursuing a career in agriculture can now apply for NYFB’s Agricultural Youth Scholarship. Eligible students can use the financial ...

The following statement can be attributed to New York Farm Bureau President David Fisher: “New York Farm Bureau remains committed to working with Gov. Hochul and the state legislature to invest in ...

Deanna Fox, a veteran leader and communicator, to lead the largest farm organization in the state. New York Farm Bureau’s new CEO, Deanna Fox, is excited to bring her years of leadership and ...

New York Farm Bureau has implemented a Legal Service and Referral Plan for New York Farm Bureau members. The program is designed to provide assistance to members who have legal questions or concerns ...

At Cornell AgriTech, formerly the New York State Agriculture Experiment Station, scientists are unleashing the power of robotics and artificial intelligence to tackle major challenges facing farmers ...

The USDA released its 2022 Agriculture Census revealing a cause of concern for New York agriculture. While 98-percent of farms remain family owned in the state, the overall number of farms declined by ...

The new law preserves risk management tools for farmers and DEC’s regulatory control over agricultural pesticides. The following may be attributed to NYFB President David Fisher: “New York Farm Bureau ...