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The New York Farm Bureau is outlining its national priorities for 2022.
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Members of the New York Farm Bureau are reacting to a state labor board decision to back a ten-year phase-in of a 40-hour work week for farm laborers. They warn that could severely diminish the state’s agricultural industry, which is largely made up of small, family-owned farms.
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The state’s Farm Laborers Wage Board bypassed a legal deadline of December 15 to decide whether farm workers should receive overtime pay after working 40 hours a week. The state Department of Labor says it will instead hold more hearings on the issue, beginning in January.
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With less than a month left in the state legislative session, officials from the New York Farm Bureau recently discussed key pieces of legislation and…
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The New York Farm Bureau advocates for one of the state’s largest industries: agriculture. The group recently released its 2021 national priorities.State…
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The New York Farm Bureau has identified its priorities for the state legislative session, saying lawmakers must support the agricultural sector in…
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Consumers could be paying a little bit more for their 2020 Thanksgiving dinner.The New York Farm Bureau’s 2020 Market Basket Survey shows the price of a…
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The New York Farm Bureau sent a survey to all members last month to assess the impact the COVID-19 pandemic is having on agriculture across the state.The…
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With planting season underway and guest workers arriving at New York farms, the New York Farm Bureau is encouraging farms to implement new COVID-19…
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Members of the New York Farm Bureau are in Washington, D.C. this week discussing the organization’s policy priorities with the state’s congressional…