Farmer's Almanac

So far we can't predict the first snow fall but we can find out a few more things about our upcoming winter in New York.

What do you do with the corncobs after you eat them? Don't throw them out, make corncob jelly out of it instead. It's a delicious substitute for honey or sugar.

Have you ever seen a Witch Hazel Plant apparently they grow in New York

Hudson Valley this birdfeeder is fun to make and fun to watch after you put it out in your yard.

It has happened before and It could happen again, a snowstorm before Halloween in New York.

Gardening Season is right around the corner in the Hudson Valley and we are sharing a great way to use compost.

There are all sorts of things that are suppose to predict the winter weather in the Hudson Valley. They say they are just folklore, but are they?

Ok so it maybe too early to rake leaves Hudson Valley but today is officially one of the first days of fall according to a reliable source in the Northeast.

The Summer Solstice is Sunday marking the beginning of what the Farmer's Almanac is predicting to be a hot and stormy one for us.

Where did the Spring go? There are 5 popular fruits and veggies that need to be planted by the first week in May in New York if we want to enjoy them later this year.