4-H Canine Good Citizen Prep Class Friday, June 20, 2025 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 All dogs must be registered with the 4-H office, contact Victoria at vmr39@cornell.edu in order to have the forms sent to you. Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Canine-GCG-Tricks-2_208 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, June 24, 2025 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County, 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 an 11-member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers, 1 voting member 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 an 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 ========================================= Canning Series: Pickles and Jellies Wednesday, June 25, 2025 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Thank you for registering for our Grow Cook Serve canning series powered by United Way of Mid Rural NY. This hands-on workshop you will learn to do pickles and jellies, safely! Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=Food_Preservation_Series_208 ========================================= 4-H Canine Good Citizen Prep Class Friday, June 27, 2025 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 All dogs must be registered with the 4-H office, contact Victoria at vmr39@cornell.edu in order to have the forms sent to you. Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Canine-GCG-Tricks-2_208 ========================================= Prepare for Fair: Dogs Saturday, June 28, 2025 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 Join us for a new 5-week series of dog training classes! This session will focus on developing advanced skills to get ready for the county fair, including agility and other activities commonly used in that setting. It’s perfect for those looking to take their training to the next level! This will be our more advanced series of classes.  Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Prepare-For-Fair-2_208 ========================================= 4-H FairEntry 101 Monday, June 30, 2025 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm This class provides an overview of the FairEntry System. Designed for new users and those needing a refresher, the session will cover everything from account creation to submitting entries and managing registrations.Participants will learn how to:Create and manage individual and family accountsRegister participants for events and classesAsk questions Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/FairEntry_208 ========================================= 4-H Canine Good Citizen Prep Class Friday, July 11, 2025 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Peila View Farm, 144 Kilroy Rd , Oxford, NY 13830 All dogs must be registered with the 4-H office, contact Victoria at vmr39@cornell.edu in order to have the forms sent to you. Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Canine-GCG-Tricks-2_208 ========================================= Pullorum testing Saturday, July 12, 2025 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Chenango County Fairgrounds, 168 E Main S , Norwich , NY 13815 For anyone that plans on showing a chicken at the County Fair that does not have a pullorum certificate from the hatchery. All poultry need a pullorum test or have a flock test done to show their birds.If your FAMILY is testing over 10-15 birds you will need to have a flock test done at your farm. Victoria can get you the information needed to schedule this.This clinic will be on Saturday, July 12th from 9-12pm at the Chenango County Fairgrounds. You must sign up for a family slot for birds to be tested. PLEASE NOTE: Victoria will be in touch via email on the confirmed time slot for your family the Friday before testing.  Victoria Ryan, vmr39@cornell.edu, 607-334-5841 ext. 1115 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/PullorumTesting2025-2_208 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, July 22, 2025 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County, 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 an 11-member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers, 1 voting member 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 an 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 ========================================= Canning Series: Pressure Canning Green Beans & Carrots Wednesday, July 23, 2025 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Thank you for registering for our Grow Cook Serve canning series powered by United Way of Mid Rural NY. This hands-on workshop is focused on using the pressure canner, doing green beans and carrots! Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=Food_Preservation_Series-2_208 ========================================= Canning Series: Tomatoes Saturday, August 16, 2025 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Thank you for registering for our Grow Cook Serve canning series powered by United Way of Mid Rural NY. This hands-on workshop is focused on using the water bath canner, doing tomatoes! Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=Food_Preservation_Series-2-2_208 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, September 23, 2025 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County, 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 an 11-member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers, 1 voting member 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 an 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 Tuesday, October 28, 2025 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County, 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 an 11-member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers, 1 voting member 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 an 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 4, 2025 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chenango County, 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 an 11-member Board of Directors that consists of elected community volunteers, 1 voting member 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 an 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 =========================================