Board of Directors Meeting - Cobleskill Wednesday, December 11, 2019 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm Extension Center (173 South Grand Street, Suite 1 Cobleskill, New York 12043) Our Board of Directors meetings are held in alternate months in meeting rooms at the Extension Center in Cobleskill or Cooperstown and begin at 6:30 p.m. except where noted. Members of the public are welcome to attend.  Don Smyers, drs269@cornell.edu, Cobleskill 518-234-4303 x116; Cooperstown 607-547-2536 x233 ========================================= Caroling at The Farmers' Museum Candlelight Evening Saturday, December 14, 2019 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm The Farmers' Museum (5775 State Highway 80 Cooperstown, NY 13326) Experience the magic of one of the region's best-loved holiday traditions, Candlelight Evening at The Farmers' Museum!  4-H clubs will be there to sing holiday favorites along with local school bands and the Catskill Chamber Singers. Join the caroling in the candle-lit historic buildings.   Ride through the museum’s grounds in wagons pulled by draft horses adorned with "jingle bells."Children take part in holiday arts and crafts activities.Visit with Saint Nicholas.Ride the Empire State Carousel; free rides courtesy of Matt Sohns and family.Complimentary wassail, warmed in kettles over open fires.Bonfire on the Tavern Green.Warm up with something hot from our delicious food and drink offerings at the Crossroads Café and L.C. Jones Center.For more information or to buy your tickets online, visit The Farmers' Museum website. Admission: $12.00 adults, $10.50 visitors age 65 and over, $6 children age 7–12. Free for children 6 and younger. Free for members of the New York State Historical Association. ========================================= Schoharie 4-H Into to Archery Workshop Sunday, December 15, 2019 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Middleburgh Rod & Gun Club (Middlefort Rd Middleburgh, NY 12122) Participants, age 10 and older, will learn basic rules of safety, proper equipment selection and care, and beginning shooting techniques. Pre-registration is required through the 4-H office by December 1st. $5 Teresa Adell, tla47@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x113 ========================================= CLOSED for the Holiday Season! Tuesday, December 24, 2019 8:30 am - 4:30 pm The offices of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schoharie and Otsego Counties will be closed for the holiday season on December 24 and 25.   ========================================= CLOSED for the Holiday Season! Wednesday, December 25, 2019 8:30 am - 4:30 pm The offices of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schoharie and Otsego Counties will be closed for the holiday season on December 24 and 25.   ========================================= Offices closed for New Years Wednesday, January 1, 2020 8:30 am - 4:30 pm The offices of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schoharie and Otsego Counties will be closed in observance of New Years.   ========================================= 4-H Schoharie Earn-an-Animal Program 2020 Applications Available Tuesday, November 26, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm The 4-H Earn-an-Animal Program gives youth the opportunity to purchase, raise, and show an animal. Animal species in the 4-H Earn-an-Animal Program include the traditional beef and dairy calves, dairy and meat goats, poultry, swine, sheep, and rabbits. The newly added “other” category includes unique agriculture production such as beekeeping, alpacas, fish farming. These award animals can be used to establish breed stock or market stock.All Schoharie County youth, ages 8 to 19 are encouraged to apply for a 4-H Earn-an-Animal. Youth must complete an application, be interviewed, and formally agree to the project requirements. The grant funds are awarded after the project is successfully completed. Applications are due January 10th.As of December 1st, applications can be obtained from the 4-H office or on the web at http://cceschoharie-otsego.org/resources/4h-earn-an-animal-application-2020For more information contact the 4-H office at (518) 234-4303 x113 None Teresa Adell, tla47@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x113 ========================================= 4-H Public Presentation Training - Otsego County Saturday, January 11, 2020 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Education Center (123 Lake Street Cooperstown, New York 13326) A key for succeeding in this world is being able to have your voice heard.  4-H provides an opportunity for youth to learn this valuable skill through public presentations.  A 4-H public presentation is showing and telling somebody else how to do something that you ALREADY KNOW HOW TO DO! This can be from a 4-H project or activity that you have taken or are taking this 4-H year, or it can be a special interest that you have. Giving a public presentation can help you to grow as an individual, think and talk before a group of people, and gain poise and self-confidence.Public Presentation Training for leaders and members is scheduled for Saturday, January 18, from 9 a.m. - Noon at the Cooperstown Education Center. Registration deadline is January 11.  Snow date: January 18.Public Presentations will be held February 29, from 9 a.m. - Noon at Morris March 7, from 9 a.m. - Noon at Milford Patti Zellmer, psz2@cornell.edu, 607-547-2536 x225 ========================================= CLOSED for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Monday, January 20, 2020 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Extension Center (173 South Grand Street, Suite 1 Cobleskill, New York 12043) The offices of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schoharie and Otsego Counties will be closed in observance of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. national holiday.  Don Smyers, drs269@cornell.edu, Cobleskill 518-234-4303 x116; Cooperstown 607-547-2536 x233 ========================================= National Seed Swap Day Saturday, January 25, 2020 10:00 am - 11:00 am The Master Gardeners of Schoharie and Otsego Counties will host the Annual Master Gardener Seed Swap on Saturday, January 25, 2019 from 10 to 11 a.m. in both counties.  Schoharie Master Gardeners will be at the Middleburgh Library in Middleburgh and the Otsego Master Gardeners will be at the Kinney Memorial Library in Hartwick.  Participation is free, and you do not have to donate seeds to benefit.The National Seed Swap Day is designated as the last Saturday in January. The mission is to conserve and promote crop diversity in local communities through a planned event at which neighbors gather to exchange seeds and chat about plans for the upcoming season. For more information email either the Otsego Master Gardeners mastergardener-otsego@cornell.edu or the Schoharie Master Gardeners schoharie@cornell.edu. Participation is free! David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= 4-H Leaders Lunch Saturday, January 25, 2020 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Brooks' House of BBQ (5560 State Highway 7 Oneonta, NY 13820) 4-H Volunteers are invited to gather at Brooks' House of BBQ in the Roost House to be recognized for the time given to 4-H youth.  Come join fellow 4-H volunteers for a chicken lunch and ice cream.  A $7 donation for the cost is required to help with the cost of lunch.This year's guest speaker TBD.  RSVP by Friday, January 17.    Reserve Your Seat here or mail a check to CCE, 123 Lake Street, Cooperstown, NY 13326.   $7 Patti Zellmer, psz2@cornell.edu, 607-547-2536 x225 ========================================= 4-H Otsego Earn-an-Animal Program 2020 Applications Available Sunday, December 1, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm The 4-H Earn-an-Animal Program gives youth the opportunity to purchase, raise, and show an animal. Animal species in the 4-H Earn-an-Animal Program include the traditional beef and dairy calves, dairy and meat goats, poultry, swine, sheep, and rabbits. The newly added “other” category includes unique agriculture production such as beekeeping, alpacas, fish farming. These award animals can be used to establish breed stock or market stock.All Otsego County youth, ages 8 to 19 are encouraged to apply for a 4-H Earn-an-Animal. Youth must complete an application, be interviewed, and formally agree to the project requirements. The grant funds are awarded after the project is successfully completed. Applications are due February 1.As of December 1st, applications can be obtained from the 4-H office or on the web at http://cceschoharie-otsego.org/resources/4-h-earn-an-animal-application-otsegoFor more information contact the 4-H office at 607.547.2536. None Patti Zellmer, psz2@cornell.edu, 607-547-2536 x225 ========================================= 4-H International Night! Friday, February 7, 2020 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm Greater Plains Elementary School (60 West End Ave Oneonta, NY 13820) And My World comes to life in Otsego County! Come see the world at 4-H International Night.  4-H Clubs and Individuals/Families choose a country and explore their foods, customs and culture. They then share what they learned about the country.  Brighten up your winter and experience the world!The Tour Itinerary follows.Tour Itinerary: 6:00 p.m. Tour Preparations – participants set up their static display6:30 p.m. Passport office opens! Visit Countries and sample the Cuisine7:30 Guest Presentation – TBD8:00 Club Presentations9:00 Bon Voyage! Patti Zellmer, psz2@cornell.edu, 607-547-2536 x225 ========================================= State Teen Action Representative Retreat (STARR) Friday, April 24, 2020 5:30 pm - 1:30 pm The Great New York State Fairgrounds ( 581 State Fair Blvd Syracuse, NY 13209) Want to be a STARR?  STARR is a three-day, fun-filled event where 4-H teens participate in a wide variety of workshops and activities that are meant to challenge, excite and further develop life skills. The event is planned by teens and adults serving on the youth/adult STARR planning committee. STARR is open to all NYS 4-H teens (13-19 years old). Location: New York State Fairgrounds- Syracuse, NY. Cost: $110 per person. The registration fee covers cozy lodging and delicious snacks and meals!WebinarsSTARR 2014 webinar (34 minutes long) 2020 STARR RegistrationRegistration opens on Friday, February 14, 2020 at 12 p.m. and closes on Friday, March 13, 2020. You will find the workshop descriptions below and a form you can use to collect your registration. Select one long workshop and two short workshops (try and make sure you don't select the same short workshops)Please remember everyone who attends has to turn in their permission and code of conduct forms in person when they arrive at STARR in order to complete the registration process. If you attend other statewide events they will not be collected again. Please insert "All Statewide Events, Various Locations, Various State Specialists" on the activity date and location and activity director lines. Register here (coming soon)Forms STARR Registration FormSTARR Workshop Descriptions NYS 4-H Permission Slip NYS 4-H Code of Conduct $110 per person. Registration fee covers lodging and meals. ========================================= Family Farm Day Saturday, August 29, 2020 10:00 am - 5:00 pm YOUR GUIDE TO AN ADVENTUREHello everyone and welcome to Family Farm Day! In the left of this page is the link to the Main Page – your resource to the fifty-five farms participating this year. Feel free to visit as many farms as your schedule permits between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. All farms are listed by county, including corresponding map numbers and page numbers for farm descriptions.Be sure to download the Farm Guide while in regions with stronger signals. GPS coordinates are provided for each farm; road signs will be posted to assist your tour.The Key to Symbols indicates what farms have which features, so you may enjoy the tours, rides, activities, samples, and the opportunity to be close to farm animals where possible. Most importantly, take time to get acquainted with our region’s talented and resourceful farmers.For everyone’s safety, please adhere to Family Farm Day etiquette:Pets are not allowed on participating farms;Please remain in designated areas while on farms. David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Monday, September 14, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Monday, September 21, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Monday, September 28, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Monday, October 5, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Tuesday, October 13, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Monday, October 19, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Monday, October 26, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Monday, November 2, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Monday, November 9, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 ========================================= Master Gardener Volunteer Training Monday, November 16, 2020 9:00 am - 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church (25 Church Street Cooperstown, NY 13326) Cornell Cooperative Extensions: Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Schoharie and Otsego Counties Location: First Presbyterian Church               25 Church St.                Cooperstown, NY 13326 Are you interested in becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer? Cornell Cooperative Extension Associations in Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, and Schoharie and Otsego Counties seek residents who have a genuine interest in horticulture and wish to serve as outreach ambassadors in their home counties, sharing information with community members and engaging in community projects. Master Gardeners are trained in the art and science of horticulture, chiefly around the themes of ornamental landscapes and food gardening. The Master Gardener Programs are local, state, and national programs directed by state land-grant institutions—Cornell University for New Yorkers—to enhance the ability of County Cooperative Extension organizations to share knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm with residents through trained volunteers. Training for the program will begin Monday, September 10, and will continue for ten consecutive Mondays through November 16, except Columbus Day week when class will be held Tuesday, October 12. Classes are at the First Presbyterian Church on Church Street in Cooperstown. The cost of the program training is $150. Individuals are invited to apply by Friday, August 18, but some space may be available for late applicants. Apply now to ensure your enrollment in this very popular program. The CCE Master Gardener instructors provide hands-on training for volunteers through a comprehensive series of garden-based topics. In return for this training, volunteers work with CCE educators to provide outreach education and programs to respective county constituents. Many volunteers address home-gardening questions while others participate in community gardening projects, educational workshops, and annual plant sales. For details about the 2020 Master Gardener Volunteer training contact David Cox, CCE Schoharie and Otsego Counties, at 518.234.4303 ext. 119. For an application please use the link provided below. Program Facilitators: CCE Chenango: Alexis Woodcock: 607-334-5841; asw239@cornell.edu CCE Delaware: Carla Crim 607-865-6531; ceh27@cornell.edu CCE Herkimer: Garet Livermore: 315- 866-7920; gdl56@cornell.edu CCE Schoharie & Otsego: David Cox: 518-234-4303 (x119); dgc23@cornell.edu Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description Master Gardener Volunteer Application $150.00 David Cox, dgc23@cornell.edu, 518-234-4303 x119 =========================================