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Wyoming County Cooperative Extension's Master Gardeners Are Having a Garden Sale!

Wyoming County's 2025 Master Gardener plant sale is pre-sale only.

The pick-up date for any orders is: Saturday, May 17th at CCE Wyoming County, 36 Center St, Warsaw, NY 14569.

You may choose a time to pick up your order when you fill out the form. If you would like to receive an invoice of your order, please email Don at drg35@cornell.edu.

Order Here or Pick-up a Paper Copy in the Office

https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/mai...

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Wyoming County's Cornell Cooperative Extension is Undertaking a Strategic Planning Initiative

Wyoming County, NY — Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) of Wyoming County is undertaking a strategic planning process to strengthen its adult education and youth development programs over the next five years. The Board of Directors aims to align CCE’s educational offerings and volunteer opportunities with the changing needs of the community, ensuring the organization continues to serve Wyoming County, NY effectively into the future.

Wyoming County, NY is a deeply agricultural region. Home to 638 farms—97% family-owned—and over 298,000 acres of agricultural land, farming defines both the economy and culture. Currently, 203,915 acres are in active production, representing 80% of the county’s land area. Lynnell Schreiber, President of the Wyoming County Farm Bureau, stated, "We are excited to support the strategic planning currently underway at Wyoming County Cooperative Extension. The plan will position the organization to move forward with a clear vision. Farm Bureau is the right partner to help define and shape that future, ensuring that it strengthens our community and fosters growth."

Wyoming County Cooperative Extension will host a series of "brown bag" discussions at Wyoming County Ag & Business Center 36 Center Street, Warsaw, Learning Center Room 1, during lunch as part of the adult education discussions. Community members are welcome to "brown bag" lunch and enjoy cookies and coffee while engaging in conversations centered on topics such as vegetable production, livestock management, food security, and community gardening.

Consider attending one or more of the following "brown bag" sessions on adult education:

Tues., April 29 – Food Security, Markets, Infrastructure
Thurs., May 1 – Dairy, Beef, and Small Ruminant Production and Farm Planning
Tues., May 6 – Community Gardening and Engagement
Thurs., May 8 – High Tunnel Management, Vegetables, Fruit, and Berries

To register for these sessions, please contact Caron Gala, CCE Wyoming County Executive Director, with your name, email address, phone number, and the sessions you'd like to attend. Or fill this form out: https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_blT8x6tgd45QHum.

“Our team at CCE Wyoming County is committed to listening to and learning from the community to ensure our youth and adult programs align with local goals for growth and preserving the county’s culture,” said Mrs. Gala. “We’re proud to partner with organizations such as the Farm Bureau, Maple Producers Association, local schools, and grower groups to deliver relevant programming and to collaborate with the Office of Emergency Management and NYCAMH to provide safety training. We are now asking what’s working and what we need to develop.”

The CCE Wyoming County's Board of Directors welcomes the community to fill out its strategic planning survey: https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b8zTN0GM7FPuCx0. The survey is open until May 23. Wyoming County's notable and historic 4-H youth programming is included.

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If you have any questions, please reach out to Caron Gala, Executive Director of CCE Wyoming County at ceg256@cornell.edu or call 585-786-2251

Agriculture Department Enrollment

Cornell Cooperative Extension offers vital resources to the Agricultural Community in Wyoming County. Our mission is to enable people to improve their lives and communities through partnerships that put experience and research knowledge to work.

4-H Youth

Our youth programming focuses on two main project areas, Animal Sciences and Family and Consumer Sciences.

Wyoming County Ag in the Classroom

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Wyoming County is pleased to offer the Agriculture in the Classroom program to both Wyoming and Erie County schools.

National 4-H Week

National 4-H Week is a time to celebrate 4-H and spread the word about Cornell Cooperative Extension’s exciting 4-H Youth Development Program. There are several ways to celebrate the week through participating in an activity or contest!

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