Agricultural Environmental Management Projects

Simply put, agricultural environmental management is the balancing of farming practices with environmental stewardship. Researchers, funded by the Northern New York Agricultural Development Program and working on farms and at research stations in Northern New York, are providing farmers throughout the region with data for decision making re: crops and livestock production, nutrient and manure management, and other farming practices.

Click here to learn more about specific Agricultural Environment Management projects in NNY

Click here to learn more about Nitrogen Management on Dairy Farms - http://www.DairyN.cornell.edu/

Fertilizer Management
See also Liming, Manure, Nitrogen, Nutrient Balancing
- Fertilizer: So Many Choices: Part 1
- Fertilizer: So Many Choices: Part 2
- Fertilizer: So Many Choices: Part 3

Lime
- Do Your Fields Need Lime?
- Liming Materials: Know what you are getting

Manure
- Estimating the fertilizer value of manure
- Manure Nutrient Credit Calculators Online (Coming Soon)

Nitrogen
- Nitrogen Fertilizer 101
- A Second Look at Nitrogen Additives
- Soil Nitrogen Testing for Corn
- Soil Testing for Corn Nitrogen Needs

Nutrient Balancing
Additional Resources
- Whole farm nutrient balancing