4-H River Kayaking! Thursday, September 19, 2024 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm 4-H River Kayaking September 19 4:30pm to 630pm (Ages 10+)We will paddle the Susquehanna River from Sidney to Bainbridge. We have kayak equipment and life jackets. Transportation is available from our CCE building in Norwich.Register at https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/SusRiverKayak2024_208 Free Erica Clark, elc97@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ext.1114 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/SusRiverKayak2024_208 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, September 24, 2024 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 People support decisions they help to make, and Cornell Cooperative Extension believes strongly in shared leadership through locally elected Boards of Directors and active program development committees.Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County is governed by a 11 member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers; 1 voting members appointed by the Chenango County Legislature and a representative from Cornell University. It includes people from towns throughout Chenango County who bring their knowledge of community needs and concerns to the governance of this organization. Our board sets policy, hires staff, prioritizes educational programs and works with Extension's educational staff to ensure program effectiveness.Program Committees for each of our issue areas guide the direction of the workshops, classes and other services that we offer the residents of Chenango County, and review the effectiveness of our efforts. Our programs have evolved over the years to reflect changes in values, ethics, community norms, family structures, mobility and the economy in direct response to this grassroots community involvement.CCE-Chenango is delighted to have active and diverse Board of Directors and Program Committees, which are key to achieving strong and meaningful community impacts! If, as you read more about how we are governed, you believe you have a contribution to make to our programming as a volunteer, please get in touch! We welcome your input and ideas! Craig Brown, cbrown@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ========================================= Bread Baking Basics Friday, September 27, 2024 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 Learn the fundamentals of bread making, from mixing and kneading to proofing and baking. 0 Alexis Woodcock, asw239@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ext. 1120 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Breadbasics_208 ========================================= 4-H & Open Youth Fall Fun Horse Show Saturday, September 28, 2024 8:30 am - 5:00 pm 4-H & Open Youth Fall Fun Horse Show ========================================= 4-H Bug Club Potluck Picnic Friday, October 4, 2024 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm We will have our annual Bug Club Picnic at a farm in Guilford. If you love insects, then this family friendly event is for you! We will sweep net for insects, identify what we find, share a potluck dinner and have a campfire. RSVP by Sept. 30.Email Erica to register and for farm address at elc97@cornell.edu free ========================================= Meet CCE: Open House! Wednesday, October 9, 2024 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Meet Chenango County Cooperative Extension! Check out our Meet CCE open house on Wednesday, October 9th, from 4pm to 6pm. We will have family friendly activities & games. Our team is excited to share the many ways you can get involved, whether through events, workshops, or volunteer opportunities. We hope to see you there! Free ========================================= Understanding Your Roots Thursday, October 10, 2024 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County, 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 Join us for a cozy and motivating cooking workshop dedicated to the rich and hearty flavors of root vegetables and fall cooking. Gain insights into the health benefits of root vegetables and how to incorporate them into a balanced diet. Discover the diverse world of root vegetables, from sweet potatoes and carrots to parsnips and beets. Learn how to select, store, and prepare these versatile ingredients. 0 Alexis Woodcock, asw239@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ext. 1120 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Roots_208 ========================================= Intro to Canines Series Wednesday, October 16, 2024 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 Step into the world of canine companionship with “Intro to Canines Series,” a specialized class tailored for 4-H youth and their four-legged friends. This program blends essential obedience training with the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification, offering a comprehensive approach to building a strong, respectful relationship between youths and their dogs.Class Goals: Obedience Training: Develop foundational skills that ensure your dog responds reliably. Key commands include Sit, Stay, Come, Down, and Heel. Training focuses on positive reinforcement techniques to create a respectful and responsive canine partner.Canine Good Citizen Preparation: Equip your dog with the skills needed for the Canine Good Citizen certification, which recognizes dogs who exhibit good manners and obedience in everyday situations. The course covers: Greeting a StrangerSitting Calmly for PettingProper Appearance and GroomingLoose Leash WalkingNavigating Crowded AreasCommands to Sit and StayReliable Recall (Coming When Called)Reaction to DistractionsBrief Supervised SeparationLimited spots available! Must commit to all sessions of the series. 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on file in the 4-H office! Contact Victoria to get those papers 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on File Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Intro-to-canines_208 ========================================= 4-H Achievement Day! Friday, October 18, 2024 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 4-H Achievement Day at Peila View Farm & Corn Maze:Join us for an evening of fun, as we celebrate your year of 4-H! We will have a potluck dinner and our awards ceremony, followed by an adventure through the corn maze & a bon fire! We will also have access to the other fun activities & games at the farm!RSVP by Oct.11 to Victoria at vmr39@cornell.edu Free Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 ========================================= 4-H Kids in the Kitchen, with Grow Cook Serve! Tuesday, October 22, 2024 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm Online Event 4-H Kids in the Kitchen: Cook from your kitchen (on zoom) and make a meal for your family!Learn cooking basics and ways to incorporate more fruits & veggies into your meals. Adult supervision is required during program. The program and food are free!Food pick-up info and zoom link will be provided when you register for each program.Register at https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/KidsintheKitchen_208 Free Erica Clark, elc97@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ext.1114 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/KidsintheKitchen_208 ========================================= Intro to Canines Series Wednesday, October 23, 2024 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 Step into the world of canine companionship with “Intro to Canines Series,” a specialized class tailored for 4-H youth and their four-legged friends. This program blends essential obedience training with the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification, offering a comprehensive approach to building a strong, respectful relationship between youths and their dogs.Class Goals: Obedience Training: Develop foundational skills that ensure your dog responds reliably. Key commands include Sit, Stay, Come, Down, and Heel. Training focuses on positive reinforcement techniques to create a respectful and responsive canine partner.Canine Good Citizen Preparation: Equip your dog with the skills needed for the Canine Good Citizen certification, which recognizes dogs who exhibit good manners and obedience in everyday situations. The course covers: Greeting a StrangerSitting Calmly for PettingProper Appearance and GroomingLoose Leash WalkingNavigating Crowded AreasCommands to Sit and StayReliable Recall (Coming When Called)Reaction to DistractionsBrief Supervised SeparationLimited spots available! Must commit to all sessions of the series. 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on file in the 4-H office! Contact Victoria to get those papers 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on File Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Intro-to-canines_208 ========================================= 4-H Pickling your Produce Thursday, October 24, 2024 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County, 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 Join us for a hands-on 4-H class where you’ll learn the art of pickling! Discover the techniques to preserve your homegrown vegetables and fruits, from selecting the right produce to mastering brine recipes. Gain practical skills in safe canning practices, and take home your own delicious pickles.  Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/PicklingYourProduce_208 ========================================= Intro to Canines Series Wednesday, October 30, 2024 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 Step into the world of canine companionship with “Intro to Canines Series,” a specialized class tailored for 4-H youth and their four-legged friends. This program blends essential obedience training with the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification, offering a comprehensive approach to building a strong, respectful relationship between youths and their dogs.Class Goals: Obedience Training: Develop foundational skills that ensure your dog responds reliably. Key commands include Sit, Stay, Come, Down, and Heel. Training focuses on positive reinforcement techniques to create a respectful and responsive canine partner.Canine Good Citizen Preparation: Equip your dog with the skills needed for the Canine Good Citizen certification, which recognizes dogs who exhibit good manners and obedience in everyday situations. The course covers: Greeting a StrangerSitting Calmly for PettingProper Appearance and GroomingLoose Leash WalkingNavigating Crowded AreasCommands to Sit and StayReliable Recall (Coming When Called)Reaction to DistractionsBrief Supervised SeparationLimited spots available! Must commit to all sessions of the series. 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on file in the 4-H office! Contact Victoria to get those papers 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on File Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Intro-to-canines_208 ========================================= Intro to Canines Series Wednesday, November 6, 2024 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 Step into the world of canine companionship with “Intro to Canines Series,” a specialized class tailored for 4-H youth and their four-legged friends. This program blends essential obedience training with the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification, offering a comprehensive approach to building a strong, respectful relationship between youths and their dogs.Class Goals: Obedience Training: Develop foundational skills that ensure your dog responds reliably. Key commands include Sit, Stay, Come, Down, and Heel. Training focuses on positive reinforcement techniques to create a respectful and responsive canine partner.Canine Good Citizen Preparation: Equip your dog with the skills needed for the Canine Good Citizen certification, which recognizes dogs who exhibit good manners and obedience in everyday situations. The course covers: Greeting a StrangerSitting Calmly for PettingProper Appearance and GroomingLoose Leash WalkingNavigating Crowded AreasCommands to Sit and StayReliable Recall (Coming When Called)Reaction to DistractionsBrief Supervised SeparationLimited spots available! Must commit to all sessions of the series. 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on file in the 4-H office! Contact Victoria to get those papers 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on File Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Intro-to-canines_208 ========================================= Intro to Canines Series Wednesday, November 13, 2024 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 Step into the world of canine companionship with “Intro to Canines Series,” a specialized class tailored for 4-H youth and their four-legged friends. This program blends essential obedience training with the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification, offering a comprehensive approach to building a strong, respectful relationship between youths and their dogs.Class Goals: Obedience Training: Develop foundational skills that ensure your dog responds reliably. Key commands include Sit, Stay, Come, Down, and Heel. Training focuses on positive reinforcement techniques to create a respectful and responsive canine partner.Canine Good Citizen Preparation: Equip your dog with the skills needed for the Canine Good Citizen certification, which recognizes dogs who exhibit good manners and obedience in everyday situations. The course covers: Greeting a StrangerSitting Calmly for PettingProper Appearance and GroomingLoose Leash WalkingNavigating Crowded AreasCommands to Sit and StayReliable Recall (Coming When Called)Reaction to DistractionsBrief Supervised SeparationLimited spots available! Must commit to all sessions of the series. 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on file in the 4-H office! Contact Victoria to get those papers 4-H Dog Paperwork MUST be on File Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Intro-to-canines_208 ========================================= 4-H Kids in the Kitchen, with Grow Cook Serve! Tuesday, November 19, 2024 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm Online Event 4-H Kids in the Kitchen: Cook from your kitchen (on zoom) and make a meal for your family!Learn cooking basics and ways to incorporate more fruits & veggies into your meals. Adult supervision is required during program. The program and food are free!Food pick-up info and zoom link will be provided when you register for each program.Register at https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/KidsintheKitchen_208 Free Erica Clark, elc97@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ext.1114 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/KidsintheKitchen_208 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, November 26, 2024 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 People support decisions they help to make, and Cornell Cooperative Extension believes strongly in shared leadership through locally elected Boards of Directors and active program development committees.Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County is governed by a 11 member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers; 1 voting members appointed by the Chenango County Legislature and a representative from Cornell University. It includes people from towns throughout Chenango County who bring their knowledge of community needs and concerns to the governance of this organization. Our board sets policy, hires staff, prioritizes educational programs and works with Extension's educational staff to ensure program effectiveness.Program Committees for each of our issue areas guide the direction of the workshops, classes and other services that we offer the residents of Chenango County, and review the effectiveness of our efforts. Our programs have evolved over the years to reflect changes in values, ethics, community norms, family structures, mobility and the economy in direct response to this grassroots community involvement.CCE-Chenango is delighted to have active and diverse Board of Directors and Program Committees, which are key to achieving strong and meaningful community impacts! If, as you read more about how we are governed, you believe you have a contribution to make to our programming as a volunteer, please get in touch! We welcome your input and ideas! Craig Brown, cbrown@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Thursday, December 5, 2024 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm 99 North Broad Street , Norwich, NY 13815 People support decisions they help to make, and Cornell Cooperative Extension believes strongly in shared leadership through locally elected Boards of Directors and active program development committees.Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County is governed by a 11 member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers; 1 voting members appointed by the Chenango County Legislature and a representative from Cornell University. It includes people from towns throughout Chenango County who bring their knowledge of community needs and concerns to the governance of this organization. Our board sets policy, hires staff, prioritizes educational programs and works with Extension's educational staff to ensure program effectiveness.Program Committees for each of our issue areas guide the direction of the workshops, classes and other services that we offer the residents of Chenango County, and review the effectiveness of our efforts. Our programs have evolved over the years to reflect changes in values, ethics, community norms, family structures, mobility and the economy in direct response to this grassroots community involvement.CCE-Chenango is delighted to have active and diverse Board of Directors and Program Committees, which are key to achieving strong and meaningful community impacts! If, as you read more about how we are governed, you believe you have a contribution to make to our programming as a volunteer, please get in touch! We welcome your input and ideas! Craig Brown, cbrown@cornell.edu, (607) 334-5841 =========================================