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Agriculture Figure Gallery

Two maps of New York State shaded by plant hardiness zones based on annual extreme minimum temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. The map on the left shows plant hardiness zones from extreme minimum temperatures for 1980 to 2009, with colors representing 'No data available', 'Zone 4', 'Zone 5', 'Zone 6' and 'Zone 7'. The map on the right shows plant hardiness zones from extreme minimum temperatures projected for 2070 to 2099, with colors representing 'No data', 'Zone 6', 'Zone 7', 'Zone 8' and 'Zone 9.' Both maps are overlaid with assessment region boundaries and names.

A horizontal bar chart with 9 groups of 2 bars showing agricultural acres irrigated in northeastern states for 1992 and 2018. The Y axis shows the specific state, and the horizontal axis shows the number of acres irrigated, ranging from 0 to 100,000 acres. From top to bottom, the groups of bars correspond with the states of Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey. The top bar in each group shows the number of acres irrigated in 1992, and the bottom bar shows the number of acres irrigated in 2018.

A map of New York State showing disadvantaged communities overlaying agricultural districts. Darker shading indicates the overlap between the two layers. Assessment region boundaries and names are included, as well as location markers for Medina, Dundee, and Amena. The inset map in the top left is centered on New York City.

A Venn Diagram showing the three pillars of Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA). The three circles are Sustainable productivity and incomes, Adaptation and resilience, and Mitigation. The overlap of the three circles is labeled CSA.

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