Good Advice for New Farmers: Taking Care of the Land @CornellCALS
Good Advice for New Farmers: Taking Care of the Land  @CornellCALS
Uploaded March 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Farmers explain some of the conservation-oriented practices that are part of their farm management. Good stewardship is essential to keeping your farm's resource base healthy for years to come.

In the Voices of Experience series from the Beginning Farmers Resource Center, you'll find the kind of dirt-under-the-fingernails advice that can only come from someone who's been there.

The NY Beginning Farmer Project is led by a team of Cornell Cooperative Extension Educators in partnership with the Cornell Small Farms Program. The project, launched in 2006 in response to increasing interest in farm start-ups, aims to enhance the likelihood of success of new ag enterprises by making the best resources and training available to new and diversifying farmers.
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Good Advice for New Farmers: Taking Care of the Land

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