To help producers and communities meet the challenges of extreme weather events, changing growing seasons, and variation in precipitation, the Cornell Climate Smart Farming program has developed a variety of free, on-line decision-making tools for farmers in the Northeastern United States. These tools combine local weather station, climate, and agricultural data to help farmers make informed management decisions in both the short- and long-term. 

The Cornell Climate Smart Farming program brings together highly-trained extension specialists, world-class researchers, and local farmers to develop tools and resources for agricultural stakeholders throughout New York State and the entire Northeast.