Cornell Cooperative Extension

Cornell Cooperative Extension Schuyler County (CCESC) has been in business for over 100 years, helping farmers with critical agricultural research and extension needs, teaching young people life skills through 4-H, fostering adult based knowledge in homemaking and gardening and providing enrichment activities through Hidden Valley Camp,after school programs and youth clubs. We want to continue those services and more, but very much want to know what the community thinks of CCE and where we can be of service in the future. Please take a few minutes to fill out the following survey and help us plan for the next 100 years.

Heating with Wood

Learn all you need to know about using wood for home heating. Our pages cover buying & storing firewood, choosing & maintaining a wood stove, and more!

Emerald Ash Borer

Learn how to identify the Emerald Ash Borer, monitor your Ash trees, detect and report possible EAB in your trees, and more, with resources we've compiled on this site.

Energy

Home, Business & Municipal Energy Resources Making choices that save energy -- in your home, business or community -- can have a positive impact on the environment while also saving you money. In this section of our website, CCE-Schuyler has compile

Creamy Macaroni and Cheese with butternut or acorn squash

Healthy Recipes

There's a surprise -- squash! -- in this delicious and creamy macaroni & cheese recipe from Cooking Matters. Visit our "Recipes" page for this recipe and more!

Garden Based Learning; children in a raspberry patch, picking fruit

Schuyler County 4-H Clubs

The mission of Cornell Cooperative Extension 4-H Youth Development is to build youth and adult partnerships to enable youth to become fully engaged in their learning process. New York State 4-H is a leader in enabling youth to develop the knowledge,

Donate

CCESC asks for your support. Contributions are a vital part of our budget to ensure quality staff and programming. We have a history of regional collaboration, local impact and community-building.

Last updated January 13, 2020