Cornell Cooperative Extension
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Cornell Cooperative Extension celebrates 100 years

The "One Great Idea" that launched the Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) system 100 years ago was visionary at the time and remains so today, but must be supported so it can continue to deliver its vision well into the future, says Kathryn Boor, the Ronald P. Lynch Dean of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Boor delivered the first CCE Centennial Lecture on June 28, 2011. She spoke about the importance of science in everyday life and CCE's role in engaging people of all ages in its application.

 

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CCE Successes!

  
    The Utica/Oneida County Food Policy Council Working Group, together with Rust to Green Utica and Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County received a $7500 grant from the United Way of the Valley and Greater Utica click here >>>>  
   

Rust to Green and Cornell Cooperative Extension receive $100,000 grant for more
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    Agriculture IS Economic Development - Central NY Ag Council 2011 Rural Issues Community Leaders Conference click here>>  
         
    Cornell Companions Volunteer Program click here for more info>>>  
         
    4-H Science Days was a HUGE Success for area youth click here for complete details>>  
         
    With funding from the United States Department of Agriculture, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County created a unit on energy. It includes individual lessons on energy basics, renewable & nonrenewable energy, resources & energy conservation, and stewardship for grades  1st-3rd and 4th -6th.
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Up Coming Events
    Food Safety for Direct Sales. A new program in Oneida County click here for more info>>
     
    Marketing for profit: tools for success Feb workshops >>
    Upcoming Agriculture Events click here>>>>
       
  4h   Upcoming 4-H Events click here>>>>
     
     
   

News
  c   Cornell’s Community and Regional Development Institute has released its report “Upstate New York in Profile: Trends, Projections and Community & Economic Development Issues”  Click here to download the full report>>