agriculture

But Simons, a past president of the Oneida County Farm Bureau, said the policy comes from a misunderstanding the farm community.

Oneida County farmer Ben Simons was willing to answer the difficult question on the radio? What about the terrible smell lurking in people's backyards after farmers spread their special liquified manure on a hot day?

With rapid conditions in that creek, it was perfect for their training. See exactly what they did.

Did you know something commonly found in your yards here in New York state that is considered ancient herbal medicine?

When it comes to being a Forest Ranger, there is no such thing as a typical day.

It is warming up in Central New York, which means you easily could encounter a wild animal. This is what New York says you should do.

While it may be something that should be common knowledge, year after year people make one mistake when mowing their lawn that could be costly.

In just a few days, it's gonna be May. New York has offered up a friendly challenge.

You might hear that and wonder why, but there is a very good reason.

Even with a name like they have, Jumping Worms can be a little hard to spot. New York offers a way to find them.

While the bug may be small, they sure leave a pretty noticeable sign where they are.

Seeing what they do in just a week will prove that.