Cornell Cooperative Extension - Onondaga County 2008-04-25T15:14:35Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2008:/onondaga//1 Movable Type Copyright (c) 2075, rs234 Ag Home 2008-04-25T15:14:35Z 1900-01-00T00:00:00Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2075:/onondaga//1.2 1900-01-00T00:00:00Z Agriculture in Onondaga County Program Goal The goal of the CCE Onondaga County Agriculture Program is to provide research-based education and information, which integrates biology with economics that results in a profitable farm business, which enhances the quality of... rs234 rs234@cornell.edu 002_Agriculture Agriculture in Onondaga County Ag Home.jpg
Program Goal
The goal of the CCE Onondaga County Agriculture Program is to provide research-based education and information, which integrates biology with economics that results in a profitable farm business, which enhances the quality of life of its owners, employees and their families for multiple generations and contributes to an aesthetically appealing working landscape within the local community.

CCE agriculture staff strives to provide information and education to new and beginning farmers, existing producers, consumers and local municipal decision makers regarding production agriculture practices.

Selected County Agriculture Statistics – NYS Ranking By County (2006)
  • 12th in total cash farm receipts (over $90 million)
  • 6th in bushels of corn grain harvested
  • 7th in average production per dairy cow
  • 10th in tons of corn silage harvested
  • 8th in total pounds of milk produced
  • 8th in wheat production
  • 13th in number of milk cows
  • 8th in soybeans planted
  • 3rd in acres of oats
  • 9th in total soybeans harvested
  • 4th in total oat production
  • 23rd land in farms
  • Top 10 in apples and tomatoes

    • To learn more about Onondaga County Agriculture statistics ... more>>>


    What’s New???

    On April 10, 2008 the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets announced recipients of their funding to enhance agricultural tourism. CCE Onondaga County in conjunction with the Onondaga County Vegetable Growers Association was awarded $10,200 to create a Turnpike Market Trail. The goal of the project is to build awareness of the diversity of local foods available in Onondaga County and provide 450,000 local residents with a ‘tourist’ experience as they drive the trail, visit local farm markets, purchase product, see local historic sites related to agriculture and dine at various restaurants that serve local farm products. The trail will be a web-based marketing brochure and rack cards. To see the press release… more>>>

    Position Vacancy – Farm Business Management Educator Full-time position designing and evaluating educational programming which support current and new farm operations and agribusinesses. Masters’s degree in Agriculture or related field required. Experience and competence in implementing educational programs required. To learn more about this position... more>>>
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    Visit the following links for more information about Agriculture in Onondaga County, active program initatives in the community and local resources for our vistitors.

    Program Initatives in the County
    Agriculture Resources


    ]]>     Natural Resources 2008-03-20T14:20:12Z 1900-01-00T00:00:00Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2075:/onondaga//1.3 1900-01-00T00:00:00Z The Natural Resources Program at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County strives to engage youth and adults in becoming better stewards of our landscape and water resources. Our researched-based programs offer volunteer opportunities, technical assistance to municipalities, and information for... rs234 rs234@cornell.edu 003_Environment The Natural Resources Program at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County strives to engage youth and adults in becoming better stewards of our landscape and water resources. Our researched-based programs offer volunteer opportunities, technical assistance to municipalities, and information for consumers. We invite you to visit our program, resources and links provided. Contact us today to learn more about our programs making an impact in your community.

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     food_pyramid.jpg Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County offers quality nutrition, food safety and financial management programs, resources and information to help consumers make informed diet and food safety-related decisions. Our educators provide individuals, families, business and community organizations with research-based programs and information to develop the skills and find solutions to make informed food, health and safety related choices.

    UPCOMING PROGRAM...

    Healthy Foods = Healthier Children & Communities: Serve Healthy Foods Workshop into Action!

    A FREE Workshop for Human Service Agency Staff: Friday, April 25, 2008 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon.

    Teams of staff and educators are encouraged to attend. Program will be held at the Rosamund Gifford Room 518 James Street, 1st Floor Syracuse, NY 13203. The program is sponsored by: Coalition of Concerned Community Partners, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County, REACH CNY, & Food Bank of CNY. To register fax or mail the registration brochure REACH CNY (download pdf.). Don't forget your copy of the power point presentation (download slides).

    The workshop will address the following topics:

    • The Obesity Epidemic: Current situation and how you can make a difference

    • Assessing Your Needs: Rate your current menus and foods

    • Strategies and “Best Practices That Work”: Resources and ideas for tasty, healthy, affordable foods, recipes and menus

    • Developing an Action Plan: Build healthier foods into your own programs and services

    We invite you to visit our program, resources and links provided.
    Contact us today to learn more about our programs
    Making an Impact in Your Community


    Other Links:

    Food Safety Programs
    Eat Smart New York!
    Empower Workshops
    Nutrition Related Fact Sheets
    Food Safety and Preservation Fact Sheets
    Hot Topics! Bag It! Healthy, Tasty Ideas that Kids will eat!

    ]]>     About our County 2008-01-18T19:01:57Z 1900-01-00T00:00:00Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2075:/onondaga//1.8 1900-01-00T00:00:00Z Mission The Cornell Cooperative Extension educational system enables people to improve their lives and communities through partnerships that put experience and research knowledge to work. What is CCE? The Cornell Cooperative Extension educational system enables people to improve their lives... rs234 rs234@cornell.edu 001_About Us Mission

    The Cornell Cooperative Extension educational system enables people to improve their lives and communities through partnerships that put experience and research knowledge to work.

    What is CCE?

    The Cornell Cooperative Extension educational system enables people to improve their lives and communities through partnerships that put experience and research knowledge to work.Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County (CCE Onondaga) is a community-based educational outreach agency with state and national networks. CCE Onondaga has educational outreach programming in the areas of agriculture 4H youth development, nutrition and food safety, and natural resources. CCE Onondagas outreach programming brings together Cornell University specialists and researchers to cooperate with local community organizations leaders and volunteers to strengthen:

    Healthy Families
    Environmental Quality
    Successful Farms
    Confident Youth
    Strong Communities

    We put knowledge to work by providing timely, research-based information and expertise from Cornell University. Whether it's one on one, over the Internet, group classes or somewhere in between, we have practical solutions to real-life issues.

    Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County 220 Herald Place, 2nd Floor Syracuse, NY 13202 Telephone: 315-424-9485 Fax: 315-424-7056 e-mail: onondaga@cornell.edu
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    Onondaga County 4-H Overview
    4-H takes Cornell University to the youth of New York State


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    PURPOSE
    The purpose of the Cornell Cooperative Extension 4-H Youth Development System is to enable youth to develop knowledge, skills, abilities, attitudes, and behaviors to be competent, caring adults.

    MEMBERSHIP
    4-H is available to all youth, ages 8-19, regardless of gender, race, color, national origin, religion, disability, sexual orientation or marital statues may join 4-H. Adult volunteer leaders come from all walks of life. They serve on boards of directors, and advisory committees in addition to carrying out their responsibilities as club leaders, special interest group instructors, etc. More information on Enrollment Click Here.

    FOUNDED:
    Congress passed the Smith Lever Act in 1914. This provided for a National Cooperative Extension Service giving each state a land grant university. Cornell University is New York State's land grant university. Under it, the "boys" and "girls" "club work" became 4-H.

    WORLD SCOPE:
    4-H is international, with more than 80 countries having 4-H or organizations modeled after 4-H programs. 4-H and its counterpart programs have sought to promote international understanding and a feeling of "oneness" among people globally. 4-H is a world leader in developing youth to become productive citizens and catalysts for positive change to meet the needs of a diverse and changing society. 4-H Clubs are also on US Military bases throughout the world.

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    Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County (CCE Onondaga) is a community-based educational outreach agency with state and national networks. CCE Onondaga has educational outreach programming in the areas of agriculture 4H youth development, nutrition and food safety, and natural resources.

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    Position Announcement:

    Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County is looking for a full-time, exempt Farm Business Management Educator. The position requires a Masters’s degree in Agriculture or related field required and experience in implementing educational programs. Please click on the following for position information: formal position description position announcement
    Interested applicants should submit letter of interest, resume, and references by May 14, 2008 or until acceptable pool is identified to: Ag Educator Position CCE 220 Herald Pl. 2nd Floor Syracuse, NY 13202. EOE. For more information, call us at 315-424-9485 x 0.


    The Rain Catchers
    Click here to visit our Rain Catchers site!


    Agriculture District # 4

    Agriculture district # 4 is located in the Towns of Dewitt, Fabius, Pompey and east of Route 81 in the Towns of Tully and Lafayette. To view the maps in your town, simply click your town.


    Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County Provides Energy Conservation and Financial Education workshops

    Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County is offering a series of energy conservation/financial management workshops entitled "Save Energy, Save Dollars", "Making Ends Meet" and "Control Credit, Manage Debt". For more information click here.

    For directions to the office and more information Click here!

    Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County 220 Herald Place, 2nd Floor Syracuse, NY 13202 Telephone: 315-424-9485 Fax: 315-424-7056 e-mail: onondaga@cornell.edu

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    ]]> CTFM 2008-05-16T20:42:54Z 2008-05-16T19:53:13Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2008:/onondaga//1.138 2008-05-16T19:53:13Z Bringing Families Together to the Dinner Table Eat Smart NY! What is fun, brings family members together around the table, builds cooking skills, encourages communication and ends in celebrating with a healthy meal each week? This would be the new... jlm447 jlm447@cornell.edu Bringing Families Together to the Dinner Table
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    What is fun, brings family members together around the table, builds cooking skills, encourages communication and ends in celebrating with a healthy meal each week? This would be the new CCE Family Nutrition program – Cooking Together for Family Meals.
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    This six- session, 2 hours/class cooking program has helped family members in Onondaga County gain skills and confidence to prepare vegetable-based meals from scratch – ones that kids actually eat and enjoy. Families learn how to prepare quick and healthy meals; prepare and sample recipes that focus on vegetables that great taste and good for you too; share cooking skills with their kids; modify recipes and make healthy food choices as a family.

    Cooking Together for Family Meals is a 3-year pilot program awarded to CCE counties in the Finger Lakes Region. Research suggests that eating family meals may enhance the health and wellbeing of adolescents and that involvement in preparing food for dinner is related to more nutrient-rich eating patterns in youth. Our budding chefs featured 7-12 year olds from Ed Smith and Lemoyne elementary schools with moms, dads, aunts or grandmothers from each family working side-by side with their children, donning aprons, sharpening their chef knives and selecting fresh produce to prepare quick and healthy meals each week, sharing their culinary creations with the other families enrolled.

    Participant satisfaction surveys indicated that: 1) all participants enjoyed the program with increased cooking skills for parents and kids alike; 2) parents recognized that their children were now more competent in the kitchen; 3) recipes were very well received with all families making 2 or more CTFM recipes at home as a family; 4) family communication around meal planning and thinking about adding more and different vegetables had increased; 4) families increased confidence in ability to modify recipes given both in the CTFM series as well as at home; and 5) families showed strong support for continuing the program with suggestions for extending the program length.

    CCE educators from Cayuga, Onondaga and Tompkins County led by Cornell faculty have been invited to share this innovative pilot program at the annual meeting for the Society for Nutrition Education in Atlanta this summer. A collaborative session titled: Celebrating Family Food Decision-making: Collaborations for Change is currently being developed. Visit our website for more details and continuing developments in the Cooking Together program. For more information contact Kathy Dischner, Nutrition Team Leader, at 424-9485 x 239 or at kmd13@cornell.edu.

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    ]]>     Program Impact 2008-05-16T19:01:36Z 2008-05-14T15:45:27Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2008:/onondaga//1.137 2008-05-14T15:45:27Z Fostering Healthy Eating—Cooperation is the Key! Eat Smart NY! Southside PEACE Family Resource Center Northside PEACE Family Resource CenterYWCASeymour Dual Language Academy Baldwinsville Family Resource Center - FallHuntington Family CenterBaldwinsville/Jordan HeadstartCrouse JobsPLUS PDP Baldwinsville Family Resource Center - SpringBOCES Workforce... jlm447 jlm447@cornell.edu
    Fostering Healthy Eating—Cooperation is the Key!
    Eat Smart NY!

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    The best recipes start with quality, fresh ingredients prepared to bring out the most taste and flavor while preserving the nutrient value of the dish. The result is a dish that nourishes and satisfies.

    The same holds true for learning. We need to combine the right “ingredients” to produce the best learning environment where participants feel safe and supported in comfortable surroundings. An environment where learners can choose if and when to participate, feel accepted by others and consider how the information being shared can be incorporated into his or her current lifestyle and behavioral practices. We bring our interactive nutrition and cooking programs to community centers, schools, churches and workforce centers to meet the needs of those who wish to engage with others in learning.

    During 2007, new partners helped us to facilitate our healthy eating and cooking program series to over 250 adults and 500 youth. Our new cooperators included: The Salvation Army, Y.W.C.A., JOBSplus!, “Bridge to Success”, Syracuse City Parks & Recreation and others. We continue to form new collaborations with longtime partners—The Department of Social Services, Genesis Health Advocates, The Kidney Foundation of CNY, Huntington Family Center, OCM-BOCES, P.E.A.C.E., Inc. and our City and County School Districts. They value CCE’s role in facilitating our healthy living skills programs as part of family support services, workforce development, health promotion , senior living and after school programs across the county.

    To learn what our participants say about the value of our Eat Smart New York programs, click on the link under each photo on this page.

    For more information, contact Kathy Dischner, RD, Nutrition Program Leader at kmd13@cornell.edu.


    ]]>     Local Foods 2008-04-30T15:25:55Z 2008-04-30T14:51:31Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2008:/onondaga//1.136 2008-04-30T14:51:31Z Local Food Initiatives Statewide, Cornell Cooperative Extension is involved in a variety of initiatives to promote the sustainable production and consumption of local foods in our communities. Five maps depict our current efforts. (Click the links below to view the... jlm447 jlm447@cornell.edu 003_Local Food Initiatives
    Local Food Initiatives

    Statewide, Cornell Cooperative Extension is involved in a variety of initiatives to promote the sustainable production and consumption of local foods in our communities.

    Five maps depict our current efforts. (Click the links below to view the maps in PDF format.)

  • Group Buying or Selling
  • Farm to Table
  • New Business
  • Marketing
  • Value Added


    • ]]>     TAg 2008-04-21T18:30:38Z 2008-04-18T20:29:39Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2008:/onondaga//1.135 2008-04-18T20:29:39Z Tactical Agriculture Program To learn more about the Tactical Agriculture (TAg) program in the Skaneateles Lake Watershed, view this presentation…more>>> Return to Agriculture Homepage Return to Programs Initiatives... jlm447 jlm447@cornell.edu
    Tactical Agriculture Program

    TAg1.jpgTo learn more about the Tactical Agriculture (TAg) program in the Skaneateles Lake Watershed, view this presentation…more>>>


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    ]]>     SLWAP 2008-04-21T18:10:23Z 2008-04-18T20:22:14Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2008:/onondaga//1.134 2008-04-18T20:22:14Z The Skaneateles Lake Watershed Agriculture Program The Skaneateles Lake Watershed Agriculture Program focus is to provide information and education to farm partners located in the Skaneateles Lake Watershed, the potable water supply for the City of Syracuse. Educators are... jlm447 jlm447@cornell.edu
    The Skaneateles Lake Watershed Agriculture Program

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    The Skaneateles Lake Watershed Agriculture Program focus is to provide information and education to farm partners located in the Skaneateles Lake Watershed, the potable water supply for the City of Syracuse. Educators are involved in developing vision and mission statements for participating farmers and assisting in developing whole farm plans. In the past two growing seasons Watershed farmers participated in Tactical Agriculture (TAg) program to use integrated pest management practices that maintain or increase crop production while minimizing the use of pesticides. To learn more about the Skaneateles Lake Watershed Agricultural Program….more>>>

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    Summary of Program Impacts: Agriculture staff regularly reports updates to CCE Onondaga Co. Board of Directors about program efforts and activities. To view these updates see the links below:

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    Agriculture Resources

    Publication – For Your Infarmation
    FYI March 2008 (pdf)

    Access to Cornell and Land Grant University Resources
    Farm Business Management Decision Making Tools
    Calculating the Cost of Drying High Moisture Corn: Purdue University
    Downloadable Profitability Partial Budget (Excel spreadsheet format)
    Economics of Cover Crops: powerpoint presentation by Chuck Kyle
    Replacement Strategies for Farm Machinery - Iowa State University
    Twelve Steps to Cash Flow Budgeting - Iowa State University
    Farm Financial Statements - Iowa State University

    Environment – Air and Water Quality, Nutrient Management
    Whole Farm Planning and Nutrient Management
    Waste Management and Composting

    Plant Resources

    Animal Resources

    Agriculture in the Classroom
    Cornell University, Agriculture in the Classroom
    More Ag in the Classroom Resources

    Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute

    Additional Links
    Cornell University, Mann Library
    New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
    Onondaga County, New York
    Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District
    United States Department of Agriculture
    USDA Animal Plant Health Inspection Service
    USDA Farm Service Agency
    USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service

    ]]>     Energy 2008-04-21T18:33:53Z 2008-04-16T20:52:36Z tag:counties.cce.cornell.edu,2008:/onondaga//1.131 2008-04-16T20:52:36Z Renewable Energy CCE Onondaga Co. worked with residents and business owners in the Town of Fabius to host a series of meetings on Renewable Energy. Following these meetings a steering committee was formed which resulted in the desire to... jlm447 jlm447@cornell.edu
    Renewable Energy

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    CCE Onondaga Co. worked with residents and business owners in the Town of Fabius to host a series of meetings on Renewable Energy. Following these meetings a steering committee was formed which resulted in the desire to complete a town-wide comprehensive plan for energy production and use within the town. Current efforts are to secure funding to create the comprehensive plan. CCE Onondaga County is also a member of the Renewable Energy, Energy Conservation (REEC) program work team (PWT) at Cornell University. The REEC PWT is a collaboration of industry, policy and Cornell University researchers.

    Renewable Energy Initiatives – Town of Fabius
    Local interest in renewable energy technology created a series of informational meetings in Fabius in early 2007. The speakers presented an array of ideas and existing projects that stimulated much discussion on local possibilities. The Fabius Town Board approved the formation of the Fabius Energy Steering Committee whose task was to see if a comprehensive energy plan could be developed that would aid residents, businesses, schools, and government. The process to devise the concept of a comprehensive energy plan included…more>>

    The goal of the Fabius Energy Plan is to implement sustainable initiatives and encourage investment in local renewable energy production within the town to reduce energy costs, utilize local natural resources, allow business opportunities, and reduce dependence on outside energy sources. This plan would involve an analysis of current energy consumption, production and delivery systems within the town and explore ways in which local renewable energy resources could be developed and integrated in local consumption patterns.

    Other Renewable Energy Powerpoint Presentations of Interest
    Agriculture and Carbon Trading – Green House Gases and Offsets by Jeni Wightman Download file
    Pelleted Biomass – Challenges and Opportunities by Jerry Cherney Download file
    Renewable Energy at Morrisville State College by Dr. Ray Cross Download file
    Wind Power by Dereth Glance Download file
    Wind Power by Gerry Aloi Download file
    Wind Farm Impacts by Matt Brower Download file


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