Can you drive a farm tractor on New York state highway?

No, you can't drive a farm tractor on New York state highways. According to New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, farm tractors are not allowed on state highways unless they are being used for agricultural purposes. "Agricultural purposes" is defined as the use of a farm tractor to perform tasks related to farming, such as plowing, planting, and harvesting. If you are caught driving a farm tractor on a New York state highway without a valid reason, you may be ticketed and fined.