Dairy - milk sales account for $22.3 million of the total agricultural sales in the county

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Livestock -

Poultry

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Produce

Field Crops - 41,104 tons were produced on 22,486 acres*

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Maple Products - 1471 Gallons were produced in 2012*

Fiber

Marketing

Agroforestry

Image by Mina Vercera, CCE Suffolk County

Ornamental Horticulture

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High Tunnel Day Neutral Strawberries in October!

Agriculture

Tioga County Agriculture

Tioga County’s agriculture industry encompasses over one-third of the county land mass with businesses in every town and municipality. Direct sales of local products generate $36.7 million annually which translates into nearly $100 million community dollars as well as full or part time employment of 536 people.

Agriculture in the county continues to change with a decrease in the number of traditional dairy farms which is offset by the growth of farms marketing a range of products such as vegetables, fruits, meats, poultry, fiber products, timber products, maple syrup, and other specialty farm items.

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tioga County is dedicated to helping you, the farmer, succeed.  Our services include soil testing advice and recommendations, disease and insect diagnosis, connecting you to markets, grants, business planning, and more.

If you would like to receive the CCE Tioga All Things Agriculture eNewsletter, either contact Kelly Jackson at kaj99@cornell.edu or click HERE to sign up.

​Spotted Lanternfly in Tioga County

Be on the lookout! We have resources to aid in SLF identification and can help you take the proper steps to report any sightings.

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Dairy & Field Crops

The SCNY Dairy & Field Crops Team serves Broome, Chemung, Cortland, Tioga & Tompkins Counties to help producers maintain a strong dairy industry in our region.

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Support your Tioga County Farmers

Tioga County farmers are the backbone of the county--support them!

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Forest Farming

Shiitake mushrooms are one of the valuable crops that forest owners can cultivate in their woods, along with fruits, nuts, and berries.

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Forage

Quality forage is not quality feed until it reaches the cow's mouth. Our resources can help maximize the nutrients in order to optimize profitability for our county’s dairy farms.

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Farmland for a New Generation

Are you a farmer looking for land, or a farmland owner with acreage you'd like to sell or lease? Farmland for a New Generation is working to connect farmers with land.

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Last updated April 18, 2025