The New York Soil Health team has released a new research brief exploring how cover crop incentive programs influence farmer behavior and cover crop adoption in the Northeast.
Catch up on highlights from the 2025 New York Soil Health and Climate Resiliency Field Days, featuring photos, videos, and takeaways from events across the state, including Grindstone Farm, Zeliff Farm, and more.
Seven new farmer-led projects across New York will test innovative soil health solutions with support from the 2025 Mini-Grant Program.
This four-part video series, a collaboration between New York Soil Health and the Cornell Small Farms Program, demonstrates how management practices affect soil function and how to test your soil’s health.
New research shows how machine learning can help map soil health across New York and predict how land use decisions impact it.
Two field days focused on soil health, weather tools, and crop management will take place August 6–7 at Rodman Lott & Son Farms in Seneca Falls.
Explore practical strategies for resilient farming at 16 events across New York State from June to October.
Applications are now open and the deadline to apply is June 16, 2025. Eligible individuals or organizations may apply for up to $2000 for a project and up to $500 for a travel mini-grant.
Farmers are invited to join the Cover Crop Variety Testing Network as citizen scientists this fall to trial cover crop varieties and help identify what works best across diverse farming systems.
Explore 10 new Soil Health Technical Notes from NRCS offering practical insights for improving soils across croplands, rangelands, forests, and urban farms.