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Working landscapes in farm & forest drive strong local economies while protecting clean drinking water.

11/10/2024

11/09/2024

What a beautiful November day for two farm tours for researchers and modelers who are part of the climate study with AGMIP. Thank you and for showcasing your farms, answering questions, and being great stewards of the land! We followed the tour with a great meal at that showcased food from local farms. 🐄

11/07/2024

There’s nothing like a good farm dog! Mick Potter supervising our PFM team take samples last week. 🐾💙🌾 | 📷 : Shy Taylor

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! The sky was full of festive colors in the NYC Watershed this morning! 🎃🌅

10/30/2024

What a beautiful day to enjoy some farm tours! Thank you to all our partners and staff who attended our Agricultural Program Committee Tour today. We visited Golden Gait Farm in Sidney Center, NY and Stoney Creek Farm in Walton, NY to check out some new BMPs. We also had wonderful presentations on soil health and product marketing from Cornell University. A special thanks to the DuMond and Marsiglio families for your hospitality!🐴🐮🐑☀️

10/18/2024

10/17/2024

We had a busy week showcasing the work we do! On Tuesday staff presented at SUNY Delhi for a BOCES career day for local 9th graders. On Wednesday multiple presentations were given to classes at Hartwick College’s Industry days.

10/16/2024

Don't just take our word for it! The second round of our Fruit and Vegetable Expansion grants that support farmers in the NYC Watershed seeking to expand the agricultural production of fruits and vegetables are now available. Categories include 1) Greenhouse and/or Raised Bed Expansion Reimbursement, 2) Water Access Reimbursement and 3) Farm Structure Reimbursement.

The total amount that can be applied for is $5,000 and the deadline is November 29, 2024. For application details and to apply, visit https://www.nycwatershed.org/economic-viability/fruit-and-vegetable-expansion-pilot-grant.

10/14/2024

10/12/2024

Come visit us this weekend at !

10/10/2024

This morning we had the pleasure of hosting a tour for environmental and political science graduate students at . The students learned about the NYC Watershed and our programs. Thank you to the Deysenroth family for hosting this tour at Byebrook Farm!

10/09/2024

Today staff participated in a Knowledge Expansion Day, climbing to the summit of Bramley Mountain. Thank you to the Friends of Bramley Mountain for the guided hike to the top, where we met a new furry friend! 🐾

10/08/2024

Last Call! If you are a Nutrient Management Credit participant, your manure spreading records and spreading verification forms are due, at the latest, October 18th. Any records submitted after this date will not be considered by the Peer Review Committee for approval.

You can drop your records and forms at our office in Walton, call Kim for an appointment at 607-865-7090, email them or mail them to us at: Watershed Ag. Program, Attn: Kim Holden, 44 West Street, Suite 1, Walton, NY 13856

Thank you for your participation in this program!

10/08/2024

The Watershed Agricultural Council, a non-profit organization working to protect the NYC Watershed, while supporting farm and forest land uses, is seeking an Easement Program Stewardship Specialist. The Stewardship Specialist will steward assigned conservation easement properties and projects and ensure that landowners are following the terms and conditions of their conservation easements. This position works under the supervision of the Easement Program Stewardship Coordinator. Qualifications and requirements detailed in the position description available at http://www.nycwatershed.org/careers. Salary range: $55,000-$60,000 dependent upon experience. To apply send cover letter and resume to Patti Bowker, Watershed Agricultural Council, 33195 State Highway 10, Walton, NY 13856; or e-mail [email protected]. EOE. Review of applications will begin October 25, 2024.

APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED THROUGH FACEBOOK.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Administrative Assistant – Agricultural Program The Watershed Agricultural Council is seeking an Administrative Assistant to the Watershed Agricultural Program. The Administrative Assistant will provide direct support to the Watershed Agricultural Program and Procurement Contr...

10/05/2024

September 26th – 28th, Easement Program Staff traveled to Providence, RI for Rally 2024 – the National Land Conservation Conference. It was a chance to connect with other professionals who share a passion for conservation and to attend insightful workshops. They can’t wait for next year!

10/02/2024

Another successful Clean Sweep in the books!

Address

33195 State Highway 10
Walton, NY
13856

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16078657790

Website

http://www.nycwatershed.org/how-you-can-help/

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Videos

Boots in the Barnyard: Albano Farms

“The water that comes off this farm is more valuable than the milk, because of how many people drink and need it in New York City.” Albano Farms. Stamford NY started as a large dairy farm and has diversified into beef, sheep, goats, timber and in 2020 they added a farm store. Learn about the Best Management Practices used to ensure that they protect water quality, the most valuable resource coming off the farm. Check out their new state of the art calf facility and learn how they intensely manage manure and crop production. Watch the video here.

Reserved Rights: Logging in the NYC Watershed

Learn about Forestry Best Management Practices being used while logging in the NYC Watershed. Follow Randy Kelly as he discusses the process he followed in coordination with WAC stewardship and forestry staff to sustainably harvest timber on his eased property. Watch the video to learn more!

Boots in the Barnyard: Clark Farms

Check out our newest Boots in the Barnyard video of Clark Farms! Clark Farms is a fourth generational dairy farm in Delhi, NY. The farm was first purchased in 1907 and remained a traditional dairy until its recent addition of an on-site creamery. Kyle Clark and his father Tom own and operate the farm today. Throughout the years Clark Farms has been a voluntary participant with the agricultural program at the Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC). WAC has implemented various Best Management Practices like a manure storage, has developed a Nutrient Management Plan that the farm follows to earn Nutrient Management Credits, installed cover crops, liming, rotational grazing, and the farm is enrolled in the Precision Feed Management Program.

Boots in the Barnyard: Gladstone Farms

Fifth generation farmer and WAC Council Chair Wayland “Bud” Gladstone and his wife Suzanne own and operate Gladstone Farms in Andes, NY. One of the original ten pilot farms in the NYC Watershed Agricultural Program they have transitioned from dairy to beef. Learn more about the Best Management practices and Nutrient Management practices they are utilizing to steward their land and protect water quality for NYC consumers.

Boots in the Barnyard: Springdale farm

Boots in the Barnyard: Springdale Farm (Potter Family Ranch) The Moody family has been farming in the NYC Watershed at Springdale Farm for over three generations. Learn more about their operation, how they have diversified and the Best Management Practices that have been incorporated into the daily life of their farm.