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New Farm Bill Replaces Northeast Dairy Compact Benefits
Feb 14, 2002 — The US Senate has passed a farm bill that boosts subsidies for dairy, grain and cotton farmers and doubled the support for conservation programs. New York Senator Charles Schumer says most importantly for New York is that the National Dairy Program will give dairy farmers the same benefits as the now defunct Northeast Dairy Compact would have given. Go to full article
Curbing Emissions from Heavy Equipment
Dec 19, 2001 — The EPA is taking on a major source of uncontrolled pollution: emissions from farm and construction equipment. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Julie Halpert looks at the challenges the EPA faces in this far-reaching regulatory effort. Go to full article
Planning Your Next Vacation? Try Agri-tourism
Nov 22, 2001 — With many small farms in danger of going out of business, some farmers are finding new ways to keep their land and their lifestyles intact. They're marketing their farms as a great place to visit. Go to full article
Rain Too Late for Flagging Corn Crop
Aug 27, 2001 — Dry conditions this summer have left fields of flagging corn crops across St. Lawrence and Jefferson counties. Some much-needed rain has fallen over the last week or so, but as Jody Tosti reports, for some farmers that wet weather may have been a little too late. Go to full article
Ag Department Using More Farm Grown Fuels
Aug 24, 2001 — The Department of Agriculture is expanding its use of alternative fuels generated by farms. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Lester Graham reports. Go to full article
Saving New York's Historic Barns
Aug 10, 2001 — Some of New York's oldest barns are getting facelifts this summer. The first round of grants under the two-million dollar State Barns Restoration and Preservation Program were handed out in June. Todd Moe visited a Canton family's 1820 English threshing barn slated for restoration. Go to full article
Sprawl Versus Farmland, Part 2
Jul 26, 2001 — Room for development and farming? In Part 2 of a two part series, the Great Lakes Radio Consortium looks at urban sprawl and farmland. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Julie Grant looks at a program that doesn't cost taxpayers money. Go to full article
Sprawl Versus Farmland, Part 1
Jul 25, 2001 — This spring, 135 people from Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana took a trip to the east coast to get ideas about containing development and protecting farmland. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Julie Grant has this first report in a two-part series. Go to full article
Organic Farming in Cuba, Part 2
Jul 20, 2001 — The second in a two-part series from the Great Lakes Radio Consortium on organic farming in Cuba. Go to full article
Organic Farming in Cuba
Jul 19, 2001 — The first in a two-part series from the Great Lakes Radio Consortium on organic farming in Cuba. Go to full article
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