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  • Local Buyers Support 2009 Wyoming County 4-H Meat Animal Auctions
    This year 4-H members sold 107 hogs, 30 lambs, 9 dairy steers and 8 beef steers during the 41st Annual Wyoming County 4-H Meat Animal Auctions in Pike, NY. The two auctions combined grossed more than $135,000 total in animal sales. / August 2009

  • Home Gardeners -- Check your garden for Late Blight on tomatoes and potatoes!
    Home gardeners need to be on the lookout for Late Blight - a very destructive and very infectious disease that's killing tomato and potato plants in gardens and on commercial farms in the eastern U.S. / August 2009

  • Wyoming County Reality Check Teens Join Commissioner Daines in NYC to Call for Smoke-Free Movies for Youth
    On June 1st, Wyoming County teens from Attica and Warsaw High School helped represent the Buffalo Area as members of Reality Check, an anti-tobacco youth action grant program sponsored by the New York State Department of Health, at the Reality Check Statewide Summit in NYC. / June 2009

  • Wyoming County Youth Excel at New York 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl
    On Saturday, April 25, the New York State 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl Contest took place at Cornell University in Ithaca. 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl is a jeopardy-like activity organized and held on a local, regional and state level for youth from ages 8 to 19 who have an interest in learning about the dairy industry. / April 2009

  • Mike Emerling Named 2009 Pride of Agriculture Good Neighbor
    Announcement of Mike Emerling as the 2009 Pride of Agriculture Good Neighbor highlighted the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce’s second annual Pride of Agriculture dinner on Saturday, March 28th. / March 2009

  • 2009 Agriculture and Home Gardening Enrollment
    For 95 years, Cornell University Cooperative Extension Wyoming County has been proactively developing agricultural and horticultural educational programs to address the needs of the county’s citizens. / January 2009

  • Reality Check Youth Work With Local Business Owner to Remove Tobacco Advertising
    Realty Check youth from Perry School worked with local business owner, Steve Smyder, from the Perry Market Place to remove the exterior tobacco advertising at his store. / Summer 2008

  • Dairy Initiative Aims to Improve Profitability
    By Matt Surtel, The Daily News, 12/22/07
    Dairy farmers are experts when it comes to production. Their skill and knowledge has helped make Wyoming County the state's top dairy region. But profitability can be a challenge, where price per hundredweight is notoriously shaky. / December 2007

  • Wyoming County Dairy Institute
    Wyoming County can boast of the fact that it ranks first in the Empire State in dairy production. The average herd size of our dairy operations is ever increasing. This larger herd size brings with it the demand for a skilled and dedicated work force. ‘To keep the existing work force abreast of the ever changing technologies while simultaneously attracting an emerging local work force’ was identified as a barrier to the future success of our dairy operations in the county. / September 2007

  • Wyoming Initiative for School Health
    The WISH (Wyoming Initiative for School Health) is well on its way to reaching many Wyoming County school-aged children to teach them the importance of eating healthy and exercising. / July 2007

  • Wyoming County Dairy Fest 2007
    The dairy fest this year was a great success. / June 2007

  • Art In The Garden Celebration
    The Master Gardeners at Cornell Cooperative Extension, Wyoming County, are sponsoring Art in the Garden, a Home Grown garden celebration, on Saturday, May 12th from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at the Legion Hall in the Warsaw Village Park. The event is free and open to the public. / May 2007

  • From the Director's Desk
    Excerpts taken from the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Wyoming County Annual Report 2006. To view the entire Annual Report, click here. / January 2007

  • Help Support 4-H at the Movies!
    For every ticket purchased for Paramount Pictures and Walden Media's production of Charlotte's Web through www.fourhcouncil.edu, Hollywood Movie Money will make a $1 donation to 4-H to help support your state's 4-H program. / December 2006

  • Emergency Forage Exchange
    Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton joined Cornell Cooperative Extension and the New York Farm Bureau Foundation for Agricultural Education, Inc. in launching an Emergency Forage Exchange and a Feed and Forage Transportation Fund to provide feed and cash assistance for farmers in New York State who have been severely impacted by the recent flooding. The website will be active through December 2006 at which point continuation will be reconsidered based on need. / July 2006

  • It's Farmers' Market Time
    June is the month most local farmers’ markets come alive with fresh produce. The Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program is a federally funded program that provides coupon books to WIC families to use at their local farmers’ market or farm stand. The coupons can be used to buy locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables. / June 2006

  • 2006 Tractor and Compact Tractor Contest Results
    The annual 4-H Tractor & Compact Tractor Operators Contest was held on Saturday, May 27, 2006, at the Letchworth Central School grounds in Gainesville, NY. These contests test the 4-H'ers mechanical knowledge, safety skills and driving skills. / May 2006

  • 4-H'ers Visit State Capital
    On March 6th and 7th, 2006, a group of 4-Hers from Wyoming and Livingston counties went to Albany for the "4-H Capital Days" award trip. Wesley Cox and Amanda Ciurzynski from Wyoming County, and Chris Ciufo and Kelsey Minnich from Livingston County, traveled to Albany to learn about the New York State Government. / March 2006

  • Take Action With TobaccoFreeKids.Org
    Do you want to take action against big tobacco? You can, just log onto www.tobaccofreekids.org and click on the icon on the left hand side that says "take action." This will allow you to sign up to be an E-Champion, you will get email updates that allow you to take action against the tobacco industry. / January 2006

  • Executive Director, Barb Boyer, To Retire
    Barb has served as the association's executive director since 1999. She has also been the association's Family and Consumer Sciences Program Leader, a position she has held since joining CCE in April of 1998. / November 2005

  • Staff Changes and Additions
    Educator Vacancies Filled in the Agriculture Department and
    New Nutrition Coordinator for Wyoming and Livingston County. / October 2005

  • Welcome To Our New Web Site
    Welcome to the new Cornell Cooperative Extension - Wyoming County website. With our new website, we will be able to provide you with more news and events going on here and around Wyoming County. We will be able to provide more frequent updates. So, please check back often for news, events, and publications.