Agriculture

Not a bad way to kick off the opening day of bass season. With a record-breaking fish.

Holy fish! Wait until you see the 35-and-a-half-pound monster an Oswego, New York woman reeled in from Lake Ontario. Not bad for her first time on the water.

Move over deer, bears, turkeys, and birds. It's frog hunting season in New York.

There are new fishing regulations in New York state and they take effect immediately.

The spongy moth can cause serious damage to the environment in New York. But they do have several natural killers you should know about.

If you love flowers, there's a unique rural u-pick flower farm you'll want to visit this summer.

The World Health Organization has warned people around the world, including the United States, that people should prepare for a food shortage later in 2022. Many experts have said it won't happened in the U.S., but one farming expert in Upstate New York says "prepare, because a shortage is coming."

This doesn't seem like something you'd see every day in the forest. But apparently it's more common than you'd think!

An abandoned baby deer was discovered at a school in Oneida County. The fawn was curled up in a corner of the courtyard area at Adirondack High School in Boonville.

Poison Ivy can be a real problem for people in Upstate New York because it can be found anywhere and there are different varieties. It can be spread with contact, or even contact from clothing or a pet. In fact, experts say never burn poison ivy to get rid of it as the smoke can be inhaled and that can be fatal.

Holy flock! The birds are back at New York fairs this summer.

A bear had to be rescued from a city park after climbing into a tree.