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Nine farms across the county are opening their barn doors for the 7th annual event on Saturday.
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The authority that operates the market is seeking public funding for a $90 million overhaul of buildings and infrastructure.
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Market officials hosted nearly every member of the region's state legislative delegation in hopes of helping them understand the critical need for comprehensive upgrades.
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The campaign aims is to educate residents while also encouraging them to support local farms by buying produce, dairy, meat, maple, honey products, and more.
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Neonicotinoids are used on many New York State farms to stop the infestation of pests. But Governor Kathy Hochul may soon sign a bill that bans them in the state.
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The spotted lanternfly, an invasive species that attacks agriculture and plants, is making its way towards New York. The state urges farmers to look out for the insect.
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Syracuse nonprofit Refugee and Immigrant Self-Empowerment, or RISE, received a $30,000 healthy equity grant to help Central New York newcomers to grow their own produce.
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The Onondaga County Legislature unanimously updated plan to incentivize farming to minimize the number of developers looking for farmland to purchase.
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Local, domestic and international innovative start-ups pitched their sustainable practices to earn big money to expand their ideas.
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A girl shared her working experience at a dairy farm. she'd spent a year living with rats, cockroaches, and bedbugs that she said made her skin break out in hives.