Our very own Alexi Smith is featured in this month's Finger Lakes Institute Happenings newsletter. Follow the link to read about some of the innovations that happen on a daily basis at the Technology Farm!
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Our very own Alexi Smith is featured in this month's Finger Lakes Institute Happenings newsletter. Follow the link to read about some of the innovations that happen on a daily basis at the Technology Farm!

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Flavor in Evolution and Inebriation
Flavor may have had an driving role in human evolution. In that same cup, just the flavor of beer may be required to make you feel happy, no alcohol required. What we’re reading…
New York City’s food manufacturing industry has witnessed a strong resurgence since 2005.
Small businesses are driving growth, sustained by an increased demand for local goods and a steady supply of food-oriented entrepreneurs.
Read more about the distribution of food manufacturing in New York City in our January Economic Snapshot.
NYC has been developing food-producing companies, especially small food companies, since around the same time the Tech Farm started; one can only hope we begin to see a similar market trend.
Who doesn't like pie?! Grape pies are a Finger Lakes specialty; nearly 70,000 of them are sole annually in Naples, NY.
Here at the Tech Farm we've got cherry juice, squash seed oils, and grapeseed oils...grape pies could fit in there somewhere. What do you think?
Are you satisfied with just getting by? If not, do something to change that.
#TuesdayTip #motivation #inspiration #change #changeisgood

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For more snow shoveling workouts go here.
We have a lot of snow on our walkways today. Maybe I'll get a work out in, too!
Everything you want in a snack cake.
How to Make Homemade Chocolate Zingers via Food52
Recipe to come soon!
Today is chocolate cake day! Who doesn't love #zingers? They were my favorite growing up. Now that I work at the #TechnologyFarm, I'm waiting for an #innovative dessert company to land here...yummy...
Tom Burr, Professor of Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology and the former director of Cornell’s New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, N.Y., receives a standing ovation from Station colleagues and friends on Friday.
Former New York State Agricultural Experiment Station...
Good leadership qualities.
#Leaders #leadership #inspiration #motivation #MotivationMonday
Happy #MotivationMonday!
Each month, the @TechFarm holds a lunch and learn program called the Associates Program. We invite different speakers to come in and talk about what they do. Usually the events are geared towards #entrepreneurship and #small #businesses since that's what we're all about here.
For February, we have a speaker coming in to talk about the 2015 Tax Season; something that almost everyone gets worried about whether they're a small business owner or not. This time we're asking for participation from the audience and want you to submit some questions or topics that you'd like to have addressed at the Associates Program.
If you're interested, check out our website and join our mailing list so you can learn more about the Tech Farm and all of our events!

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Agriculture in the Finger Lakes is big business. Farms and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University contribute its share to the economy in the region as well as providing education and food research for the US. As you tour through our region you are in one of he most diversified agricultural areas of New York. Most of the farms are family owned and range from part-time farmers to large farms with millions of dollars invested. Our farms produce a variety flavorful and juicy grapes, apples, cherries, raspberries, strawberries and blueberries depending on the season. The Technology Farm, which is right around the corner of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, is situated on an old apple orchard boosts the local agriculture industry by taking some of these fruits and making them into new and exciting and #innovative products like cheribundi's tart cherry juice.
I found this stuff today in my grocery store. Tart cherry juice. Only ingredients are cherries and apple juice. I am now addicted. It’s like a tiny bottle of I-don’t-even-know-what-goodness-but-maybe-ambrosia-the-food-of-the-gods-esque.
Apparently there are health benefits to drinking tart cherry juice too.
AND 50 CHERRIES PER BOTTLE.
I feel like there’s a joke in there somewhere.
Don’t mind me; I’m just on a juice kick.
Nope! No joke! the Technology Farm is where all of the #cheribundi juices are made and they're coming out with a lot of new Refresh flavors! Let us know what you think!
Teen Starts Company To Make Low-Cost Printers To Help Blind People
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — In Silicon Valley, it’s never too early to become an entrepreneur. Just ask 13-year-old Shubham Banerjee. The California eighth-grader has launched a company to develop low-cost machines to print Braille, the tactile writing system for the visually impaired. Tech giant Intel Corp. recently invested in his startup, Braigo Labs.
For behind this incredible technology go here.
Innovation is such a wonderful thing! It's not quite what we do here at the Tech Farm, but what a great story!