Central New York Goes From Snow Squalls to Killing Freeze
Freeze warning will likely kill crops and sensitive vegetation.
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Chainsaws and Axes Silenced as NYS Woodsmen Field Days Cancelled
The event began in 1948 to honor lumberjacks and spotlight the forest industry.
How Will COVID-19 Affect U-Pick Berry Season
Guidelines for Farmers and Consumers during U-Pick Season
Three Dairy Groups Providing Milk Through Oneida County Schools
More than 3800 gallons of whole milk will be distributed through 14 Districts
Get Away From it All in Secluded, Romantic Treehouse in Catskills
Leave the hustle and bustle behind and get away from it all at a secluded, romantic treehouse in the Catskill Mountains.
Frozen Breakfast Burritos Available In Central New York Recalled
The burritos sold at WalMart, Target, and other stores have been found with hard plastic pieces in them.
Central New York Flood Watch and High Wind Warning Continue
Here are the rivers expected to flood and peak wind gusts
Apply To Become A New York Forest Ranger
Do you love the outdoors? Why not make those outdoors a career and become a New York State Forest Ranger? You can apply now.
2019 'The Year Of The Tick' in New York
The weather is warming up and ticks will be on the rise in New York.
Eastern Cougar Declared Extinct In Adirondacks
The eastern cougar that once roamed the Adirondack Park and Northeastern United States centuries ago is officially extinct.
5 Steps To Keep Propane Users Safe During Winter Storm Harper
The New York Propane Gas Association is reminding propane users that heavy ice and snow buildup can affect your tank and could lead to dangerous situations.
New York Farmers Donate 9 Million Meals and Counting in 2018
Despite a less than stellar ag economy, New York Farmers still put others first