New York Farm Bureau News Bytes

New York Farm Bureau News Bytes

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#6: Interview with Henry Mondschein on Land as Your Legacy - 3-30-2023

In this episode of the News Bytes Podcast, we speak with Henry Mondschein, an Investment Advisor Representative of GWN Securities, Inc. who works with Nationwide Insurance's Land As Your Legacy Program. We discuss the importance of farmland transition for farmers who want to continue their family legacy and pass down their livelihood to future generations. We learn about the financial and emotional decisions involved in the process and the mission of Land as Your Legacy to help farm families through this transition. Join us as we explore the complexities of farmland transition and the resources available to make this process easier. To get in touch with Henry please contact him at: hmondschein@connectfg.com

#5: Interview with Dick McGuire on the last Century of Farming - 3-23-2023

Welcome to today's episode, where we are privileged to have a conversation with Dick McGuire, a true legend in New York agriculture. With a career spanning over several decades, Dick's journey from farming in an era before tractors to serving as the state's Commissioner of Agriculture and President of New York Farm Bureau, is nothing short of remarkable. As a man who has played a critical role in shaping agricultural policy in the United States, his experience and knowledge are invaluable. In this episode, we sit down with Dick to learn more about his storied career and to gain insights from his experiences. Join us as we explore the past, present, and future of agriculture with one of its greatest champions.

#4: Interview with Roxi Beck on Engaging Generation Z - 3-9-2023

In this podcast, we sit down with Roxi Beck, the consumer engagement director for the Center for Food Integrity, a coalition of more than 150 members and project partners representing the diversity of today's food system and president of Look East, to better understand the Center's mission to build trust and confidence in today's food system by engaging with consumers and stakeholders. We also explore the Center's latest report on Generation Z, a group poised to change the face of food, and how the Center is using research to guide its efforts to better connect with consumers and build a stronger food system. Tune in to learn more about the Center for Food Integrity and its mission to ensure a sustainable and transparent food system for all. Music: The Onyx - Blue Dot Sessions

#3: Interview with Robert Duffy and Veronica Nigh about the future of northeast agriculture - 2-23-2023

Farms face many economic and political hurdles in order to provide the nutrients we need. Beyond providing local food and open spaces, they are integral to the financial success of our communities and state. In this episode we speak with Robert Duffy, head of the greater Rochester chamber of commerce and former New York State lieutenant governor and Veronica Nigh, senior economist with the American Farm Bureau. We delve into the numbers and market forces at play and explore what it means to be a farmer in the northeastern United States.

#2: Interview with Brett Sciotto about Embracing Change in Agriculture - 2-09-2023

Brett Sciotto, CEO of Aimpoint Research, was a keynote speaker at this years NYFB annual conference. He encouraged attendees to be innovative and consider the evolving needs of customers in the agriculture and food industry. He believes that those who respond to the changing demands will have a competitive advantage. We sat down with Brett after his speech to ask him what all of this will mean for our farmers. For starters, here is more about Aimpoint research

#1: Interview with Jeff Williams about NYFB State Public Policy Priorities - 1-26-2023

Welcome to season 2 of the New York Farm Bureau News Bytes Podcast. We are excited to be back for our second season and hope you are ready for a jam-packed season full of informative, entertaining, and educational content about the New York Farm Bureau World. On this episode, we dive into the NYFB Public Policy Priorities with the Director of Public Policy, Jeff Williams. The legislative session has just begun and the New York Farm Bureau released its state legislative priorities for 2023. These are major issues that our member farmers and State Board will focus on in the coming months to make a difference for New York agriculture and our food system. For more information about NYFB and the complete list of Public Policy Priorities, please visit our website at www.nyfb.org
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#23: Interview with Henry Talmage about NYFB State Annual Meeting - 10-22-2022

The New York Farm Bureau has an exciting event planned on December 6 in Buffalo that will examine what agriculture may look like in the next decade. The conference is called Focusing on the Future of Northeast Agriculture….adapt, advance, achieve. To learn more about the event, we spoke with Henry Talmage who is NYFB”s Director of Insurance and Business Development.

#22: Interview with Jenn Smith about Grow NY - 10-13-2022

As technology, research, and new ideas continue to transform agriculture, there is an effort here in the State to help the next wave of entrepreneurs and creators increase agriculture and economic development in upstate New York. It's called Grow New York. The goal is to cultivate growth and innovation in agriculture to benefit farms, our food supply, and regional economies. In this week's episode, we speak with the program’s Director Jenn Smith to discuss Grow New York.

#21: Law Makers Go On Tour in Upstate New York - 9-29-2022

New York State legislators wrapped up farm tours in the Mohawk Valley and western New York. The mission: Invite lawmakers from New York City to visit with farmers and learn more about the issues affecting agriculture. Today we talk with two of these lawmakers. First, we speak with Senator George Borrello, who represents the 57th senate district in western New York, and partnered with Assemblyman Chris Tague of the upper Hudson and Schoharie Valleys to host a legislative farm tour that has become popular with their colleagues. Both serve as ranking members on their respective agriculture committees. Next up is Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, who hosted a similar one-day tour in her area. She represents the 119th assembly district that includes the city of Utica and stretches West to Rome, NY. She too serves on her chamber’s agriculture committee, and her family has a Christmas Tree farm.

#20: Interview with Julie Sorensen of New York Center for Agricultural Medicine and Health - 9-22-2022

We are fortunate in New York state to have the New York Center for Agricultural Medicine and Health based in Cooperstown. The staff offers a number of services, training, and financial assistance for farms. This week on New York farm Bureau's News Bytes, we speak with NYCAMH's director, Julie Sorensen about NYCAMH's mission of enhancing agricultural and rural health by preventing and treating occupational injury and illness.
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