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Energy, Environment & Sustainability

Grow-NY

State accepting applications for 7th round of Grow-NY agribusiness competition

ITHACA, N.Y. — Firms interested in getting involved in the 7th round of the Grow-NY competition have until mid-May to apply. Empire State Development (ESD) says it’s now accepting applications for the food, beverage, and agriculture business competition. Organizers will select up to 20 “high-growth potential” food and agriculture startups from around the world as

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Utica Oriskany Street initiative

City of Utica plans improvements for Oriskany Street corridor

UTICA, N.Y. — Utica Mayor Michael Galime has announced a three-pronged approach to tackle issues on Oriskany Street, which serves as the city’s western gateway. “Oriskany Street has proven it can support a wide variety of commercial and residential interests, and it is time to take the next step,” Galime said in a press release

Chobani fund awards $250,000 to solar project at Unadilla Community Farm

NEW BERLIN, N.Y. — Chobani awarded $250,000 to Unadilla Community Farm through the Chobani Legacy Project Fund, the yogurt maker announced. The fund, established in 2022, awards gifts to employee-nominated local infrastructure projects that seek to make a lasting difference in the community. Unadilla Community Farm will use the funding toward the buildout of a

Sunnyside Farms Conservation

NYS accepting applications for AEM-Leopold Conservation Award

The state is accepting applications for New York State’s 2025 Agricultural Environmental Management (AEM)-Leopold Conservation Award, which is presented in partnership with the Sand County Foundation of Madison, Wisconsin. The annual award honors a farm and its nominating soil and water conservation district for “extraordinary achievement” in voluntary conservation of soil health, water quality, and

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