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About Hidden Valley 4-H Camp

Hidden Valley 4-H Camp is open to all youth ages 6-16, without regard to race, color, religion, or national origin. Campers do NOT need to be 4-H members to attend.

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SCNY Ag Team

Our South Central NY Agriculture Program serves farmers and rural landowners in Chemung, Cortland, Tioga, Tompkins and Schuyler Counties.

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Energy

Reducing energy use can have a positive impact on the environment while also saving you money. Here are resources for homes, businesses and municipalities.

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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!

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Schuyler County 4-H Clubs

4-H develops skills, leadership abilities, and practical knowledge through observing, doing, and living. Learn more about 4-H activities and how you can join in.

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Your support helps us to maintain high quality programming that benefits Schuyler County. Please give today!

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Last updated November 16, 2021

Events

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Check out weekly updates on our blog!

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Keep an eye out for:

Mindful Mondays
Teaching Garden Tuesdays
Wellness Wednesdays
Food For Thought Thursdays
4-H Fridays
Woodsy Weekends

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Coronavirus Updates

For reliable information and current advisories on Covid 19, visit the following websites or social media outlets:
Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN NY)

EDEN NY WEBSITE, FACEBOOK, TWITTER

Food Production, Processing & Safety Questions

Employment & Agricultural Workforce Questions

Cornell Small Farms Resiliency Resources

Financial & Mental Health Resources for Farmers

Another recommended source of up-to-the minute information is the NY State Department of Health.