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The Master Gardener Program is a national program of trained volunteers who work in partnership with their county Cooperative Extension offices to extend gardening information to the local community. |
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Over 1,500 volunteer Master Gardeners in New York State contribute educational services to meet the outreach mission of Cornell, influencing many thousands of consumers on horticultural issues. Up to their elbows in dirt, Master Gardeners see soil as the base for germination of seeds destined to become beautiful plants, blooming in their maturity. So in turn Master Gardeners have cultivated their involvement in the community with hope of creating an ideal growing medium for Yates County youth. Helpful Links- Gardening Resources from Cornell- Cornell University Integrated Pest Management - Vegetable MD - Compost page - Cornell Plantations - New Vineyard Site Evaluation Tool - Wildlife Control - USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service - Weeds Gone Wild: Alien Plant Invaders of Natural Areas - Weed US: Database of plants invading natural areas in the United States -Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey - New York Invasive Species Information |
Up Coming Events: Yard n' Garden day 2012 Saturday, march 31stCost $12 per person Time: 9:00 am to Noon Where: Yates County Auditorium 417 Liberty Street, Penn Yan, NY For additional details please call our office 315.536.5123 mailto:ejn22@cornell.edu |
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phone (315) 536-5123, fax (315) 536-5117, e-mail yates@cornell.edu