cows

A barn fire at a local Oneida County farm destroyed a barn and tragically killed eight calves and two horses. Fortunately, no one was injured, and neighbors and emergency crews are working together to help the family recover. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

A new New York bill aims to restrict permits for large dairy farms, sparking strong opposition from upstate farmers who say it threatens family-owned operations and local economies. Lawmakers from New York City support the bill for environmental reasons, but rural communities argue it overlooks the realities of farming life. A new New York bill aims to restrict permits for large dairy farms, sparking strong opposition from upstate farmers who say it threatens family-owned operations and local economies. Lawmakers from New York City support the bill for environmental reasons, but rural communities argue it overlooks the realities of farming life. A new New York bill aims to restrict permits for large dairy farms, sparking strong opposition from upstate farmers who say it threatens family-owned operations and local economies. Lawmakers from New York City support the bill for environmental reasons, but rural communities argue it overlooks the realities of farming life.

Richard Pedersen of Lee Center should be getting ready to welcome calves this spring. Instead, he's dealing with an unspeakable tragedy.

Oneida County farmer Ben Simons was willing to answer the difficult question on the radio? What about the terrible smell lurking in people's backyards after farmers spread their special liquified manure on a hot day?

Asha's Farm Sanctuary president and founder Tracy A. Murphy (age 59) of Newfane, New York was arrested on August 2, 2022 after allegedly stealing cows and refusing to return them on July 25, 2022.

People aren't the only ones getting unmasked in Central New York. Cows are next on the list too!

When the world gets to be too much, we all need something to slow it down. Try a new form of therapy at a New York mountain retreat - cow cuddling.

New York State Troopers do more than hand out tickets and arrest criminals. Sometimes they have to moo-ve ssssuspects too.

A couple of obvious benefits of getting up close and personal with livestock are their warm body temperatures and slower heartbeats.

It was a crazy Tuesday night in Liverpool as New York State Police and Onondaga County Sheriffs worked to gather a number of cows on the loose.