With the new rule, WOTUS was no longer defined by being just navigable water where you could float a boat. Now the federal government considered dry farmland or a roadside ditch that was occasionally wet following a rainstorm to be bodies of water, too.
Rural America still counts. We still have a voice. Our opinion matters.
Kevin Keenan’s new love of photography and his already existing love for agriculture quickly merged
When people are not from the Northeast, they often have a misconception of what rural life is like in this part of the country. They …
Family farmers and small business owners joined together at farms and businesses across New York to ask state lawmakers to oppose the proposed $15 minimum …
As most farm fields sit idle over the winter season, there is still much to cultivate beyond the farm, including the positions of lawmakers in …
The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, New York Farm Bureau (NYFB) and New York Center for Agricultural Medicine and Health (NYCAMH) joined …
At its State Annual Meeting in Albany, NY, New York Farm Bureau presented a number of awards at its Tuesday night awards banquet to those …
As the fall harvest begins, the new school year is back into full swing. Farm kids are headed back to class following a summer of …
“The Environmental Protection Agency released the final rule on the definition of “Waters of the United States” in the Clean Water Act. New York Farm …