4-H Shooting Sports Program Sunday, April 28, 2024 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Norfolk Rod & Gun Club , 53 Cemetery Road , Norfolk, NY 13667 Shooting Sports in St. Lawrence County is a special interest group for youth ages 9-19 interested in shooting sports activities, local history, and the conservation of natural resources. Most groups also plan outdoor-oriented community service projects, promote habitat improvement, and develop a better understanding of the natural environment. There are no limitations imposed by age, sex, or physical abilities. Shooting activities learned can last a lifetime.Certified volunteer instructors supervise each 4-H Shooting Sports Program. Many hold certifications through the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and the NRA. Safety is always a primary concern. Youth and adults are trained to know and adhere to the Ten Commandments of firearm safety. Knowledge about firearms and the natural environment is featured as volunteers share years of experience. Skills are developed under the watchful eyes of the instructors.Understanding is the most important component of the 4-H Shooting Sports Program. It is developed as youth and adults become aware of their rights, responsibilities, and their role in the natural environment.Program Includes Firearm Safety, Air Pistol, Archery, Riflery, Shotgunning, Wildlife, Survival Skills, Wild Game Cooking, Orientation, and more!Juniors 9-11 can register here!Seniors 12-19 can register here!**April 24th is a mandatory orientation session and will be held from 6- 8 pm. All other sessions will be held on Sundays from 9am - 12 pm.** $75 for enrolled 4-H Members / $100 for non-4-H Members Orin Brown, osb27@cornell.edu, 315-414-7205 ========================================= Teen Cuisine Monday, April 29, 2024 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Harvest Kitchen, Cornell Cooperative Extension 2043 State Highway 68, Canton, NY 13617 Life is too short for ordinary snacks! Teens (12-19 years old) are invited to expand their snack choices with inspiration from French cuisine. Proper knife skills will be introduced/encouraged for teens to gain confidence with food preparation. Food safety and healthy eating tips will be highlighted during the snack preparation. Each attendee will leave with their own charcuterie box to take home.Registration is required and the deadline to do so is Sunday, April 28th. $15.00 Kristine Demeter, kad286@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 222 Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=TeenCuisine_240 ========================================= Canning Jar Donation Drive Monday, April 1, 2024 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 WhereExtension Learning Farm, 2043B State Highway 68, Canton, NYWhenMonth of April, 2024Hours of Donation: Monday to Friday, 9am-3pmDescriptionFor generations, people have “put up” their own food, while others are eager to build those skills and extend their seasonal eating. You are invited to support this long-standing tradition by joining the Master Food Preserver Volunteers of Cornell Cooperative Extension (Extension) in this year's Canning Jar Drive. The Master Food Preserver Volunteers of Extension are collecting new and used canning jars to be redistributed free of charge to home food preservers during Extension's Grow and Preserve Open House on May 11. Jars will also be used in food preservation classes held throughout St. Lawrence County.How to Get InvolvedYou can play an active role in reviving local food canning by donating canning jars to Extension’s Learning Farm throughout the month of April. Between April 1-30, drop off donations Monday-Friday from 9am-3pm in the wooden shed on the right side of the driveway at the Extension Learning Farm at 2043B State Highway 68 in Canton. You can also order jars online to be delivered directly to the Extension Learning Farm.Any jar size or brand is acceptable as long as they are intended for canning (such as Ball, Kerr, Bernardin, etc.). Pints are the most popular! Metal bands in good condition are also accepted, along with new (unopened) lids.Benefits of participating     1. Every donor will receive a thank you gift, which is a pack of greeting cards featuring northern NY   agriculture created as part of the Extension’s Farm-to-Table Initiative.2.  Enter raffle for a chance to win a $50 gift certificate to the St. Lawrence County farm or food business of your choice. All the raffle entries from the April drive will be combined and the winner will be drawn at the Grow and Preserve Open House on May 11th. Participants do not need to be present to win.Not accepted for donation Jars with nicks, cracks, or obvious damageJars that have been painted Jars that have been used to hold chemicals or cleaning suppliesJars with food in themBail top or hinge top jarsStore bought item jars, such as pickles, mayonnaise, jelliesPlastic jars or jars not meant for canningUsed lidsRusty or bent bandsAbout the Master Food Preserver VolunteersThe Canning Jar Drive is led by the Master Food Preserver Volunteers of Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County and the local foods team at Extension. This volunteer group receives intensive training from Extension on various preservation methods and then shares this information with the community by workshops and one-on-one support about freezing, dehydrating, water bath canning, pressure canning, fermentation, and more.Cornell Cooperative Extension is an employer and educator recognized for valuing AA/EEO, Protected Veterans, and Individuals with Disabilities and provides equal program and employment opportunities. Free Maria 'Flip' Filippi, mpf65@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 229 ========================================= Take Me to the Fair: Fair Info Session Wednesday, May 1, 2024 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 Event Description: Please join 4-H educators and Ag & Markets Veterinarian, Jessica Scillieri Smith, for this informational session about the county fair. We will walk participants through the health requirements needed to show your animals, as well as expectations for each species and show. Whether you're new to the process, or a seasoned exhibitor, this session will help demystify admission to the New York State and County Fairs. We will also be going over important updates for the 2023 season. There will be ample time for Q&A. Registration is required, please see link below. Location:CCE SLC Front Classroom2043B State Highway 68Canton, NY 13617Contact:Questions? Please call Maureen Ring at 315-379-9192 ext. 224 for more information. Free Carmen Hostetter, crh248@cornell.edu , 315-379-9192 ext 228 Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=4-HInfoSession-2024_240 ========================================= 4-H Shooting Sports Program Sunday, May 5, 2024 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Norfolk Rod & Gun Club , 53 Cemetery Road , Norfolk, NY 13667 Shooting Sports in St. Lawrence County is a special interest group for youth ages 9-19 interested in shooting sports activities, local history, and the conservation of natural resources. Most groups also plan outdoor-oriented community service projects, promote habitat improvement, and develop a better understanding of the natural environment. There are no limitations imposed by age, sex, or physical abilities. Shooting activities learned can last a lifetime.Certified volunteer instructors supervise each 4-H Shooting Sports Program. Many hold certifications through the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and the NRA. Safety is always a primary concern. Youth and adults are trained to know and adhere to the Ten Commandments of firearm safety. Knowledge about firearms and the natural environment is featured as volunteers share years of experience. Skills are developed under the watchful eyes of the instructors.Understanding is the most important component of the 4-H Shooting Sports Program. It is developed as youth and adults become aware of their rights, responsibilities, and their role in the natural environment.Program Includes Firearm Safety, Air Pistol, Archery, Riflery, Shotgunning, Wildlife, Survival Skills, Wild Game Cooking, Orientation, and more!Juniors 9-11 can register here!Seniors 12-19 can register here!**April 24th is a mandatory orientation session and will be held from 6- 8 pm. All other sessions will be held on Sundays from 9am - 12 pm.** $75 for enrolled 4-H Members / $100 for non-4-H Members Orin Brown, osb27@cornell.edu, 315-414-7205 ========================================= Eating for Maximum Nutrition - at the Potsdam Public Library Monday, May 6, 2024 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Potsdam Public Library, 2 Park St , Potsdam, NY 13676 When Master Gardeners Sara Trimm and Brad Pendergraft read "Eating on the Wild Side: The Missing Link to Optimum Health", they wanted to share what they learned with everyone!In this class at the Potsdam Public Library, they will provide interesting scientific data and fun facts on what plant varieties are most packed with nutrition and ideal ways to prepare them. They'll take you on a journey from the wild plants that comprised our original diets to those we see in grocery stores today. Find out how to reclaim the vitamins, minerals, protein, fiber, healthy fats, and antioxidants that have been lost in favor of other characteristics, and get gardening tips from the best if you're inspired to grow your own food.Sara Trimm grew up gardening in the Midwest and has been raising food in Colton for 20 years. She loves reading about nutrition and working in her garden. Both Sara and Brad completed the Master Gardener Volunteer Program in 2022.Brad Pendergraft came to the North Country in 1979 as a homesteader, has gardened in the North Country for the last 44 years, and grows vegetables in a 40' x 60' garden in Parishville. He is a retires geology and earth science teacher.Special Instructions:There is no required preparation, but participants can check out the book "Eating on the Wild Side" by Jo Robinson, or visit her website: eatwild.com if they want a head start. Free! Erica LaFountain, ENL2@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 240 Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=maximum_nutrition-2_240 ========================================= Grow & Preserve Open House Saturday, May 11, 2024 10:00 am - 12:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 Enjoy a spring Saturday with like-minded community members at Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Grow and Preserve Open House on Saturday, May 11th, 2024 from 10am-12:30pm at the Learning Farm. People of all ages and abilities are invited to stop in anytime during the event to enjoy a diversity of activities centered around tending gardens and putting up seasonal foods.There will be multiple giveaways while supplies last including canning jars, canvas Harvest Kitchen tote bags, and more. Visitors can add their name to a free raffle drawing to win a Go Local Gift Certificate. The winner of the drawing gets a $50 gift certificate to the St. Lawrence County farm or food business of their choice.Extension Local Food Program Leader Flip Filippi says, “The promise of spring brings a flood of ideas and possibilities. We are hosting the Open House to help folks channel that enthusiasm and assist in making it a delicious, rewarding year in your gardens and kitchens. Our Master Food Preserver and Master Gardener volunteers look forward to seeing you at the Extension Learning Farm. There will be activities for the public in the Harvest Kitchen, front classroom, Bear’s Den pavilion, pollinator garden, and orchard.” Visitors can plant seeds in 6-packs and make “seed bombs” to bring home. Enjoy tours highlighting various parts of the Learning Farm including the pollinator garden (at 10:30 and 11:30am), the methane digester (at 11am and noon), or self-guided walk through the orchard which includes chickens in the understory. Visit the Harvest Kitchen to sample preserved treats made by Master Food Preserver volunteers then bring home some of their favorite printed recipes. Explore the extensive collection of preservation equipment and compare various models of water bath canners, pressure canners, dehydrators and other supplies, and ask Master Food Preservers about them in the process. If you have a dial gauge canner, the dial can be checked for accuracy at 11am or noon. Chat with the area non-profit GardenShare and pick up their newly released 2024 Local Food Guide or stop by The Energy Efficiency Table to learn more about how you can save money and reduce energy consumption.There is no cost to attend the Grow and Preserve Open House, but visitors have the option to make contributions towards future programming in donation containers stationed around the event. FREE, donations welcome Maria 'Flip' Filippi, mpf65@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 229 ========================================= 4-H Shooting Sports Program Sunday, May 12, 2024 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Norfolk Rod & Gun Club , 53 Cemetery Road , Norfolk, NY 13667 Shooting Sports in St. Lawrence County is a special interest group for youth ages 9-19 interested in shooting sports activities, local history, and the conservation of natural resources. Most groups also plan outdoor-oriented community service projects, promote habitat improvement, and develop a better understanding of the natural environment. There are no limitations imposed by age, sex, or physical abilities. Shooting activities learned can last a lifetime.Certified volunteer instructors supervise each 4-H Shooting Sports Program. Many hold certifications through the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and the NRA. Safety is always a primary concern. Youth and adults are trained to know and adhere to the Ten Commandments of firearm safety. Knowledge about firearms and the natural environment is featured as volunteers share years of experience. Skills are developed under the watchful eyes of the instructors.Understanding is the most important component of the 4-H Shooting Sports Program. It is developed as youth and adults become aware of their rights, responsibilities, and their role in the natural environment.Program Includes Firearm Safety, Air Pistol, Archery, Riflery, Shotgunning, Wildlife, Survival Skills, Wild Game Cooking, Orientation, and more!Juniors 9-11 can register here!Seniors 12-19 can register here!**April 24th is a mandatory orientation session and will be held from 6- 8 pm. All other sessions will be held on Sundays from 9am - 12 pm.** $75 for enrolled 4-H Members / $100 for non-4-H Members Orin Brown, osb27@cornell.edu, 315-414-7205 ========================================= 4-H Animal Night: Cow Tuesday, May 14, 2024 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617  4-H’ers will learn about cow health, create a cow craft and have the opportunity to practice walking calves. Registration is required and the deadline to do so is May 9, 2024.  Free Carmen Hostetter, crh248@cornell.edu , 315-379-9192 ext 228 Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=4-HAnimalNightCow2024_240 ========================================= 4-H Activity Night: Gardening Thursday, May 16, 2024 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 4-Hers come join us for a night learning about the benefit of pollinators and gardening! Free Carmen Hostetter, crh248@cornell.edu , 315-379-9192 ext 228 Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=gardening24-2-2_240 ========================================= 4-H Dairy & Beef Camp Saturday, May 18, 2024 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 Any experience level is welcome to join this fun and learning filled day! Youth will learn about the beef and dairy industry, how to take care of cattle, how to prep for showmanship and more!Youth must be a registered 4-H member. Reach out to find out how to become a member.Questions? Contact Malorie Jordan at 315-379-9192 ext. 241 or mjj62@cornell.edu $15 per person Malorie Jordan , mjj62@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 241 Registration: bit.ly/3xJyW1w ========================================= 4-H English Riding Clinic Saturday, May 18, 2024 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Equestrian Sport Training Center, 9456 State Highway 11 , Winthrop, NY 13697 Join the SLC County 4-H Horse program for the 4-H Riding Clinic on Saturday, May 18, 2024. This clinic is for enrolled 4-Her's who have a passion for horses and want to expand their knowledge by working with experienced volunteers. This program will provide interactive, hands-on experience for youth to learn about raising and showing horses while developing horsemanship skills that will last a lifetime. This is a riding clinic, but individuals without horses are welcome to attend. All horses attending must have coggins and rabies within the year and Rhino/Flu in 6 months. Saturday Event Schedule:Evaluations - 9 AM-11 AMMounted English lessons (3-4 Riders at a time) Jumping lessonsFlat LessonsUnmounted Lessons - Boots & wrappingTack parts & cleaningAdditional tack informationLunch - 12 PMPlease bring a bag lunchHalter Clinic Trail Practice - Available All dayMounted & Unmounted lessons (If needed)  **The Equestrian Sport Training Center facility will also be holding an optional open horse show, on Sunday, May 19th. This is not a 4-H event, but 4-H'ers do receive a discounted price for class entries.  Location: Equestrian Sport Training Center9456 State Highway 11 Winthrop, NY 13697 Free Tamara Hill, tlh233@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 261 Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/4hequinedayenglish2024_240 ========================================= 4-H Shooting Sports Program Sunday, May 19, 2024 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Norfolk Rod & Gun Club , 53 Cemetery Road , Norfolk, NY 13667 Shooting Sports in St. Lawrence County is a special interest group for youth ages 9-19 interested in shooting sports activities, local history, and the conservation of natural resources. Most groups also plan outdoor-oriented community service projects, promote habitat improvement, and develop a better understanding of the natural environment. There are no limitations imposed by age, sex, or physical abilities. Shooting activities learned can last a lifetime.Certified volunteer instructors supervise each 4-H Shooting Sports Program. Many hold certifications through the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and the NRA. Safety is always a primary concern. Youth and adults are trained to know and adhere to the Ten Commandments of firearm safety. Knowledge about firearms and the natural environment is featured as volunteers share years of experience. Skills are developed under the watchful eyes of the instructors.Understanding is the most important component of the 4-H Shooting Sports Program. It is developed as youth and adults become aware of their rights, responsibilities, and their role in the natural environment.Program Includes Firearm Safety, Air Pistol, Archery, Riflery, Shotgunning, Wildlife, Survival Skills, Wild Game Cooking, Orientation, and more!Juniors 9-11 can register here!Seniors 12-19 can register here!**April 24th is a mandatory orientation session and will be held from 6- 8 pm. All other sessions will be held on Sundays from 9am - 12 pm.** $75 for enrolled 4-H Members / $100 for non-4-H Members Orin Brown, osb27@cornell.edu, 315-414-7205 ========================================= Accounting for your Ag Business Wednesday, May 22, 2024 10:00 am - 2:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 We're partnering with experts from Farm Credit for a three-part Ag Business series. Choose the session that best fits your business needs, or sign up for all three!Session One: Ag Business PlanningSession Two: Financial Management for your Ag BusinessSession Three Topics: Accounting for your Ag BusinessEmployee management and payroll considerationsEntity Structures and tax considerationsRecordkeeping for taxes versus business managementLunch will be provided. Registration is required and limited to 24 participants. $10-$30 Sliding Scale Fee; Pay what you can afford Kayla Gugin, krg75@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 227 Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=AgBusinessSession3_240 ========================================= Irrigation in the Home Garden Thursday, May 23, 2024 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 Plants need water to survive! As enthusiastic gardeners, Linda and Matt Carney have employed many different means of watering. Initially they carted watering cans in a wagon and later used gas pumps, hoses and sprinklers. In recent years their garden footprint has increased prompting them to explore and employ more practical and efficient methods to water their crops and perennial gardens. They ultimately settled on using drip irrigation which they have found to be economical and advantageous for the plants and an efficient use of our water resources.This workshop will explain the benefits of drip irrigation, help you design a system that is optimal for your purposes, and source the necessary materials to maximize the potential benefits of using drip irrigation in your gardens.Linda and Matt will provide you with information about various irrigation methods and help you plan for your specific needs. Please bring a photo or diagram with measurements of the area you wish to irrigate and a brief description of what is planted or will be planted in the space.Linda and Matt are Master Gardeners and Master Naturalists who cultivate multiple vegetable and pollinator gardens at Peacock & Pony Farm and at the Baker Woods Preserve (BWP) in Natural Bridge, NY.This workshop is part of the Homesteading for Everyone series:Expand your skill set this year during Extension’s new Homesteading for Everyone workshop series. From March through the end of the year, we’ll focus on home-scale projects that can be incorporated in a backyard in a village or an acre in the woods.The Homestead workshop series is dedicated to sharing timely information in a hands-on, accessible format, including support materials for participants to use at home. From gardening and raising poultry to preserving food and harnessing energy, let’s celebrate self-sufficiency while building community!Find the full list of workshops here. $10-40 Erica LaFountain, ENL2@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 240 Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=drip_irrigation-2_240 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Thursday, May 23, 2024 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 The CCE St. Lawrence County Board of Directors usually meets on the fourth Thursday of every other month at the Front Classroom of Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County unless otherwise specified. Meetings begin at 6:00 pm and typically end by 8:00 pm. Members of the public are welcome to attend.Please contact our office for instructions on how to attend Board Meetings by calling 315-379-9291. Free - Open to Public Patrick Ames, pta2@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 226 ========================================= 4-H Shooting Sports Program Sunday, June 2, 2024 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Norfolk Rod & Gun Club , 53 Cemetery Road , Norfolk, NY 13667 Shooting Sports in St. Lawrence County is a special interest group for youth ages 9-19 interested in shooting sports activities, local history, and the conservation of natural resources. Most groups also plan outdoor-oriented community service projects, promote habitat improvement, and develop a better understanding of the natural environment. There are no limitations imposed by age, sex, or physical abilities. Shooting activities learned can last a lifetime.Certified volunteer instructors supervise each 4-H Shooting Sports Program. Many hold certifications through the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and the NRA. Safety is always a primary concern. Youth and adults are trained to know and adhere to the Ten Commandments of firearm safety. Knowledge about firearms and the natural environment is featured as volunteers share years of experience. Skills are developed under the watchful eyes of the instructors.Understanding is the most important component of the 4-H Shooting Sports Program. It is developed as youth and adults become aware of their rights, responsibilities, and their role in the natural environment.Program Includes Firearm Safety, Air Pistol, Archery, Riflery, Shotgunning, Wildlife, Survival Skills, Wild Game Cooking, Orientation, and more!Juniors 9-11 can register here!Seniors 12-19 can register here!**April 24th is a mandatory orientation session and will be held from 6- 8 pm. All other sessions will be held on Sundays from 9am - 12 pm.** $75 for enrolled 4-H Members / $100 for non-4-H Members Orin Brown, osb27@cornell.edu, 315-414-7205 ========================================= Managing Wildlife in the Garden Wednesday, June 5, 2024 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 Ken Kogut is a retired NY DEC Natural Resource Supervisor and Wildlife Biologist, having worked in various roles throughout Northern New York. With a bachelor's degree in Forest Biology and a master's in Wildlife Management, he knows all about the wild animals that attempt to share in our garden harvests! He also know about the rules governing how those animals can be managed and what methods are most effective.A Master Gardener Volunteer since 2014, Ken now spends his time maintaining his garden, berry patches, and small orchard with a goal of living sustainably off his property. He particularly enjoys helping county residents solve their gardening issues, writing short articles for gardeners, and teaching new gardeners. $10-40 Erica LaFountain, ENL2@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 240 Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=Managing-Wildlife_240 ========================================= 4-H Shooting Sports Program Sunday, June 9, 2024 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Norfolk Rod & Gun Club , 53 Cemetery Road , Norfolk, NY 13667 Shooting Sports in St. Lawrence County is a special interest group for youth ages 9-19 interested in shooting sports activities, local history, and the conservation of natural resources. Most groups also plan outdoor-oriented community service projects, promote habitat improvement, and develop a better understanding of the natural environment. There are no limitations imposed by age, sex, or physical abilities. Shooting activities learned can last a lifetime.Certified volunteer instructors supervise each 4-H Shooting Sports Program. Many hold certifications through the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and the NRA. Safety is always a primary concern. Youth and adults are trained to know and adhere to the Ten Commandments of firearm safety. Knowledge about firearms and the natural environment is featured as volunteers share years of experience. Skills are developed under the watchful eyes of the instructors.Understanding is the most important component of the 4-H Shooting Sports Program. It is developed as youth and adults become aware of their rights, responsibilities, and their role in the natural environment.Program Includes Firearm Safety, Air Pistol, Archery, Riflery, Shotgunning, Wildlife, Survival Skills, Wild Game Cooking, Orientation, and more!Juniors 9-11 can register here!Seniors 12-19 can register here!**April 24th is a mandatory orientation session and will be held from 6- 8 pm. All other sessions will be held on Sundays from 9am - 12 pm.** $75 for enrolled 4-H Members / $100 for non-4-H Members Orin Brown, osb27@cornell.edu, 315-414-7205 ========================================= 4-H Animal Night: Sheep and Goats Tuesday, June 11, 2024 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 4-H’ers will have hands on experience learning about sheep and goat health, showmanship and a fun craft. Free Carmen Hostetter, crh248@cornell.edu , 315-379-9192 ext 228 Registration: https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=4-HAnimalNightSheepGoat2024-2_240 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Thursday, July 25, 2024 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 The CCE St. Lawrence County Board of Directors usually meets on the fourth Thursday of every other month at the Front Classroom of Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County unless otherwise specified. Meetings begin at 6:00 pm and typically end by 8:00 pm. Members of the public are welcome to attend.Please contact our office for instructions on how to attend Board Meetings by calling 315-379-9291. Free - Open to Public Patrick Ames, pta2@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 226 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Thursday, September 26, 2024 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 The CCE St. Lawrence County Board of Directors usually meets on the fourth Thursday of every other month at the Front Classroom of Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County unless otherwise specified. Meetings begin at 6:00 pm and typically end by 8:00 pm. Members of the public are welcome to attend.Please contact our office for instructions on how to attend Board Meetings by calling 315-379-9291. Free - Open to Public Patrick Ames, pta2@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 226 ========================================= Board of Directors Meeting Thursday, December 12, 2024 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County, 2043B State Highway 68 , Canton, NY 13617 The CCE St. Lawrence County Board of Directors usually meets on the fourth Thursday of every other month at the Front Classroom of Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County unless otherwise specified. Meetings begin at 6:00 pm and typically end by 8:00 pm. Members of the public are welcome to attend.Please contact our office for instructions on how to attend Board Meetings by calling 315-379-9291. Free - Open to Public Patrick Ames, pta2@cornell.edu, 315-379-9192 ext 226 =========================================