2023 Fruit Tree and Berry Growing Workshop Saturday, March 25, 2023 11:00 am - 2:00 pm MARCH 25th Workshop is on 2 Hour Delay - New Start Time 11am!Due to inclement weather, Saturday’s (March 25th) Fruit Tree and Berry Growing Workshop has been delayed 2 hours.Registrants will still meet at the Apples and Moore Orchard, but the start time has been pushed back to 11am.Please dress appropriately for the weather, as much of this workshop is held outside.Thank you for your patience and we shall see you soon!___________________________________________________________Are you interested in growing and caring for Fruit Trees and Berries?  Join experts Alec Moore and Rick Reisinger on March 25th at the Apples and Moore Orchard. Workshop Topics Include: Variety Selection & Planting Establishment & Training Grafting Basics Pruning Techniques and Tools Insect / Disease / Animal Control Options / Nutrient Management.  Q & A to follow. Questions?Contact Alec Moore at ahm245@cornell.edu or 607-535-7161 x3227Pre-Registration is required.  REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.Click here to register for the March 25 Workshop:https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Fruit_and_Berry_Growi... Single Registration - $25 Double Registration - $40 Single Registration $25 - Double Registration $40 Alec Moore, ahm245@cornell.edu, 6075357161 ========================================= Spotting Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Training Tuesday, March 28, 2023 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm Help us detect and report the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid! Volunteers are needed to help scientists find the invasive pest that is damaging hemlock trees in New York State. Hemlock Wooly Adelgid (HWA)is an invasive forest insect threatening hemlock trees in the eastern United States. Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schuyler and Seneca counties in collaboration with the Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management (PRISM) are hosting a Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Survey Training on Tuesday, March 28 from 12:00pm-2:00pm at the Ravine Loop Trail of the Finger Lakes National Forest. This training will teach participants how to identify hemlock trees, HWA, and understand the process to report their findings to scientists. Hemlocks grow on steep slopes in areas with moist soils and can be found along streams and lake shorelines. In the Finger Lakes, many gorges are lined with hemlock trees. Hemlock trees are the third most common tree in New York State, and they provide many ecosystem services. “We need all hands-on deck, including volunteers, to help save important hemlock trees in New York State” said Ryan Staychock, the Environmental/Natural Resources Educator for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schuyler and Seneca counties. “Dress for the weather and wear your hiking boots because this hands-on training is being held outside at the Ravine Loop Trail on the Finger Lakes National Forest” added Staychock. HWA uses it mouthparts to feed on hemlock trees, and if gone untreated, the damage to the trees restricts the flow of water and nutrients to the ends of the twigs, killing emerging buds and preventing new growth. “There is hope to save trees from dying if we can find the infestation, and that’s where volunteers, known as citizen-scientists, are really important” said Matt Gallo, the PRISM Terrestrial Invasive Species Coordinator, who is housed at the Finger Lakes Institute at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, NY. Registration is required. Contact Ryan Staychock at 315-539-9251, or email ryan.staychock@cornell.edu. FREE Registration: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/hemlockwoolysurveytraining_245 ========================================= Master Forest Owner Volunteer Training 2023 Tuesday, March 28, 2023 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Have you ever thought about using your status as a woodland owner and expanded knowledge and skill to help your neighbor woodland owners? Join the hundreds of woodland owners who have served their neighbors since 1991.As a woodland owner you have a unique perspective and status that allows you to serve as a peer-to-peer counselor to help other woodland owners in your area. Your existing skills are enhanced by educational resources available through Cornell Cooperative Extension and Cornell’s ForestConnect program. Learn how to merge your skills with existing resources so you can be a volunteer that helps other woodland owners more thoroughly enjoy and manage their property. You are invited to the annual training for Cornell’s Master Forest Owner (MFO) volunteers. MFO volunteers work through Cornell Cooperative Extension to visit woodland owners in their county and direct them towards resources that help them manage their woodlands. This training is open for new volunteers and previously trained volunteers seeking a refresher.Applicants selected to participate will join in 7 weekly online sessions via Zoom, and subsequently meet in person in early to May or June for a one-day field session at one of multiple within the state. Online sessions are 6:30 – 7:30PM Tuesdays March 21 through May 2. These sessions include 2 orientation sessions and 5 technical content sessions which provide participants increased knowledge about: woodland ecology and health, wildlife and habitat, interfering vegetation management, silviculture, and agroforestry. Participants should plan to allocate 3-4 hours per week to learn the technical content via guided online learning and spend an hour per week in a live interactive discussion session.All woodland owners in NY are welcome. Owners interested in becoming a volunteer should start the process here . The fee is $35 per person and $50 per couple which includes the full training, and supplies and resources provided at the field session. Previously trained volunteers are also welcome at $18/person and $25/couple.  A secure email link will be provided by email once application is complete.For consideration to participate in the training, complete the following steps by March 14: Complete registration application after reviewing other materials here.Be alert to an email from your regional director to meet via Zoom after completing your application.Payment made via a secure online link provided to you after you talk with your regional director.Within 6 months of the training: Have a visit on your property conducted by an existing MFO volunteer.Shadow a visit to a woodland owner in your area with a local MFO volunteer.If you have any questions about the MFO program, you can learn more at www.CornellMFO.info or from Program Director Peter Smallidge at pjs23@cornell.edu or 607-592-3640.  You can also contact the Regional Director for your county here.  $35 per person and $50 per couple Brett Chedzoy, bjc226@cornell.edu ========================================= Master Forest Owner Volunteer Training 2023 Tuesday, April 4, 2023 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Have you ever thought about using your status as a woodland owner and expanded knowledge and skill to help your neighbor woodland owners? Join the hundreds of woodland owners who have served their neighbors since 1991.As a woodland owner you have a unique perspective and status that allows you to serve as a peer-to-peer counselor to help other woodland owners in your area. Your existing skills are enhanced by educational resources available through Cornell Cooperative Extension and Cornell’s ForestConnect program. Learn how to merge your skills with existing resources so you can be a volunteer that helps other woodland owners more thoroughly enjoy and manage their property. You are invited to the annual training for Cornell’s Master Forest Owner (MFO) volunteers. MFO volunteers work through Cornell Cooperative Extension to visit woodland owners in their county and direct them towards resources that help them manage their woodlands. This training is open for new volunteers and previously trained volunteers seeking a refresher.Applicants selected to participate will join in 7 weekly online sessions via Zoom, and subsequently meet in person in early to May or June for a one-day field session at one of multiple within the state. Online sessions are 6:30 – 7:30PM Tuesdays March 21 through May 2. These sessions include 2 orientation sessions and 5 technical content sessions which provide participants increased knowledge about: woodland ecology and health, wildlife and habitat, interfering vegetation management, silviculture, and agroforestry. Participants should plan to allocate 3-4 hours per week to learn the technical content via guided online learning and spend an hour per week in a live interactive discussion session.All woodland owners in NY are welcome. Owners interested in becoming a volunteer should start the process here . The fee is $35 per person and $50 per couple which includes the full training, and supplies and resources provided at the field session. Previously trained volunteers are also welcome at $18/person and $25/couple.  A secure email link will be provided by email once application is complete.For consideration to participate in the training, complete the following steps by March 14: Complete registration application after reviewing other materials here.Be alert to an email from your regional director to meet via Zoom after completing your application.Payment made via a secure online link provided to you after you talk with your regional director.Within 6 months of the training: Have a visit on your property conducted by an existing MFO volunteer.Shadow a visit to a woodland owner in your area with a local MFO volunteer.If you have any questions about the MFO program, you can learn more at www.CornellMFO.info or from Program Director Peter Smallidge at pjs23@cornell.edu or 607-592-3640.  You can also contact the Regional Director for your county here.  $35 per person and $50 per couple Brett Chedzoy, bjc226@cornell.edu ========================================= Harvest Schuyler Spring Pop-Up Market Thursday, April 6, 2023 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm Harvest Schuyler's Popular Spring Pop-Up Market Returns April 6, 2023 - 3:30-6:30pm Spring is here, fill your cupboards with products from our local farmers and producers. Find fresh ingredients and support your neighbors, buying local made easy! Join us April 6th from 3:30pm to 6:30pm at the Montour Falls Fireman’s Field (301 Clawson Blvd). Stock up on fresh eggs, cheese, meat, maple syrup, baked goods, mushrooms and much much more from the following vendors: Moshiers Mushrooms Puttin' on the Mitts Jordan Farms Finger Lakes Harvest Crosswinds Farm and Creamery Stewart's Family Farm 2nd Bite Farm Sunset View Creamery Hatoka Acres Marissa Nolan, mn623@cornell.edu, 607-535-7161 ========================================= Master Forest Owner Volunteer Training 2023 Tuesday, April 11, 2023 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Have you ever thought about using your status as a woodland owner and expanded knowledge and skill to help your neighbor woodland owners? Join the hundreds of woodland owners who have served their neighbors since 1991.As a woodland owner you have a unique perspective and status that allows you to serve as a peer-to-peer counselor to help other woodland owners in your area. Your existing skills are enhanced by educational resources available through Cornell Cooperative Extension and Cornell’s ForestConnect program. Learn how to merge your skills with existing resources so you can be a volunteer that helps other woodland owners more thoroughly enjoy and manage their property. You are invited to the annual training for Cornell’s Master Forest Owner (MFO) volunteers. MFO volunteers work through Cornell Cooperative Extension to visit woodland owners in their county and direct them towards resources that help them manage their woodlands. This training is open for new volunteers and previously trained volunteers seeking a refresher.Applicants selected to participate will join in 7 weekly online sessions via Zoom, and subsequently meet in person in early to May or June for a one-day field session at one of multiple within the state. Online sessions are 6:30 – 7:30PM Tuesdays March 21 through May 2. These sessions include 2 orientation sessions and 5 technical content sessions which provide participants increased knowledge about: woodland ecology and health, wildlife and habitat, interfering vegetation management, silviculture, and agroforestry. Participants should plan to allocate 3-4 hours per week to learn the technical content via guided online learning and spend an hour per week in a live interactive discussion session.All woodland owners in NY are welcome. Owners interested in becoming a volunteer should start the process here . The fee is $35 per person and $50 per couple which includes the full training, and supplies and resources provided at the field session. Previously trained volunteers are also welcome at $18/person and $25/couple.  A secure email link will be provided by email once application is complete.For consideration to participate in the training, complete the following steps by March 14: Complete registration application after reviewing other materials here.Be alert to an email from your regional director to meet via Zoom after completing your application.Payment made via a secure online link provided to you after you talk with your regional director.Within 6 months of the training: Have a visit on your property conducted by an existing MFO volunteer.Shadow a visit to a woodland owner in your area with a local MFO volunteer.If you have any questions about the MFO program, you can learn more at www.CornellMFO.info or from Program Director Peter Smallidge at pjs23@cornell.edu or 607-592-3640.  You can also contact the Regional Director for your county here.  $35 per person and $50 per couple Brett Chedzoy, bjc226@cornell.edu ========================================= Power House at Watkins Glen Central School Monday, April 17, 2023 3:45 pm - 5:30 pm Watkins Glen High School Track, 301 12th St , Watkins Glen, NY 14891 Learn how you can reduce your energy use and transition to an energy efficient home!  Join the Watkins Glen After-School REACH Program and HeatSmart at the Power House on April 17th from 3:45-5:30 at the Watkins Glen Central School. The “PowerHouse” is a Tiny Home structure with educational elements inside to help educate residents on ways to reduce their energy use, and transition to renewable forms of energy. The main hope is for people to come away with greater energy literacy, an appreciation for the role of energy efficiency, and a sense of how renewable forms of heating and powering their homes can lead to greater comfort, energy, money savings.To learn more about the Power House visit: https://www.tinypowerhouse.org/This is an outdoor event. The rain date for the event is April 18thQuestions? Contact Erica Herman - 607-535-7161 x3230 FREE Erica Herman, eh649@cornell.edu, 607-535-7161 x3223 ========================================= Monthly CCESC Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, April 18, 2023 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm The CCE Schuyler Board of Directors have announced the following dates  for our Monthly Board Meetings:   All CCESC meetings are open to the public.  The Board meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, unless stated otherwise below.  The default location is in Rm 120 of the Human Services Building, unless otherwise stated below.  DATES: January 23 February 21 – Lakewood Winery March 21 – Lakewood Winery April 18 – Lakewood Winery May 16 – Lakewood Winery June 20 – Lakewood Winery July 18 – Lakewood Winery September 19– Lakewood Winery October 17– Lakewood Winery November 14*– Lakewood Winery December – Annual Meeting               **One week earlier due to Thanksgiving break.  Virginia Montopoli, vlh1@cornell.edu, 607-535-7161 x3336 ========================================= Master Forest Owner Volunteer Training 2023 Tuesday, April 18, 2023 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Have you ever thought about using your status as a woodland owner and expanded knowledge and skill to help your neighbor woodland owners? Join the hundreds of woodland owners who have served their neighbors since 1991.As a woodland owner you have a unique perspective and status that allows you to serve as a peer-to-peer counselor to help other woodland owners in your area. Your existing skills are enhanced by educational resources available through Cornell Cooperative Extension and Cornell’s ForestConnect program. Learn how to merge your skills with existing resources so you can be a volunteer that helps other woodland owners more thoroughly enjoy and manage their property. You are invited to the annual training for Cornell’s Master Forest Owner (MFO) volunteers. MFO volunteers work through Cornell Cooperative Extension to visit woodland owners in their county and direct them towards resources that help them manage their woodlands. This training is open for new volunteers and previously trained volunteers seeking a refresher.Applicants selected to participate will join in 7 weekly online sessions via Zoom, and subsequently meet in person in early to May or June for a one-day field session at one of multiple within the state. Online sessions are 6:30 – 7:30PM Tuesdays March 21 through May 2. These sessions include 2 orientation sessions and 5 technical content sessions which provide participants increased knowledge about: woodland ecology and health, wildlife and habitat, interfering vegetation management, silviculture, and agroforestry. Participants should plan to allocate 3-4 hours per week to learn the technical content via guided online learning and spend an hour per week in a live interactive discussion session.All woodland owners in NY are welcome. Owners interested in becoming a volunteer should start the process here . The fee is $35 per person and $50 per couple which includes the full training, and supplies and resources provided at the field session. Previously trained volunteers are also welcome at $18/person and $25/couple.  A secure email link will be provided by email once application is complete.For consideration to participate in the training, complete the following steps by March 14: Complete registration application after reviewing other materials here.Be alert to an email from your regional director to meet via Zoom after completing your application.Payment made via a secure online link provided to you after you talk with your regional director.Within 6 months of the training: Have a visit on your property conducted by an existing MFO volunteer.Shadow a visit to a woodland owner in your area with a local MFO volunteer.If you have any questions about the MFO program, you can learn more at www.CornellMFO.info or from Program Director Peter Smallidge at pjs23@cornell.edu or 607-592-3640.  You can also contact the Regional Director for your county here.  $35 per person and $50 per couple Brett Chedzoy, bjc226@cornell.edu ========================================= Master Forest Owner Volunteer Training 2023 Tuesday, April 25, 2023 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Have you ever thought about using your status as a woodland owner and expanded knowledge and skill to help your neighbor woodland owners? Join the hundreds of woodland owners who have served their neighbors since 1991.As a woodland owner you have a unique perspective and status that allows you to serve as a peer-to-peer counselor to help other woodland owners in your area. Your existing skills are enhanced by educational resources available through Cornell Cooperative Extension and Cornell’s ForestConnect program. Learn how to merge your skills with existing resources so you can be a volunteer that helps other woodland owners more thoroughly enjoy and manage their property. You are invited to the annual training for Cornell’s Master Forest Owner (MFO) volunteers. MFO volunteers work through Cornell Cooperative Extension to visit woodland owners in their county and direct them towards resources that help them manage their woodlands. This training is open for new volunteers and previously trained volunteers seeking a refresher.Applicants selected to participate will join in 7 weekly online sessions via Zoom, and subsequently meet in person in early to May or June for a one-day field session at one of multiple within the state. Online sessions are 6:30 – 7:30PM Tuesdays March 21 through May 2. These sessions include 2 orientation sessions and 5 technical content sessions which provide participants increased knowledge about: woodland ecology and health, wildlife and habitat, interfering vegetation management, silviculture, and agroforestry. Participants should plan to allocate 3-4 hours per week to learn the technical content via guided online learning and spend an hour per week in a live interactive discussion session.All woodland owners in NY are welcome. Owners interested in becoming a volunteer should start the process here . The fee is $35 per person and $50 per couple which includes the full training, and supplies and resources provided at the field session. Previously trained volunteers are also welcome at $18/person and $25/couple.  A secure email link will be provided by email once application is complete.For consideration to participate in the training, complete the following steps by March 14: Complete registration application after reviewing other materials here.Be alert to an email from your regional director to meet via Zoom after completing your application.Payment made via a secure online link provided to you after you talk with your regional director.Within 6 months of the training: Have a visit on your property conducted by an existing MFO volunteer.Shadow a visit to a woodland owner in your area with a local MFO volunteer.If you have any questions about the MFO program, you can learn more at www.CornellMFO.info or from Program Director Peter Smallidge at pjs23@cornell.edu or 607-592-3640.  You can also contact the Regional Director for your county here.  $35 per person and $50 per couple Brett Chedzoy, bjc226@cornell.edu ========================================= Master Forest Owner Volunteer Training 2023 Tuesday, May 2, 2023 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Have you ever thought about using your status as a woodland owner and expanded knowledge and skill to help your neighbor woodland owners? Join the hundreds of woodland owners who have served their neighbors since 1991.As a woodland owner you have a unique perspective and status that allows you to serve as a peer-to-peer counselor to help other woodland owners in your area. Your existing skills are enhanced by educational resources available through Cornell Cooperative Extension and Cornell’s ForestConnect program. Learn how to merge your skills with existing resources so you can be a volunteer that helps other woodland owners more thoroughly enjoy and manage their property. You are invited to the annual training for Cornell’s Master Forest Owner (MFO) volunteers. MFO volunteers work through Cornell Cooperative Extension to visit woodland owners in their county and direct them towards resources that help them manage their woodlands. This training is open for new volunteers and previously trained volunteers seeking a refresher.Applicants selected to participate will join in 7 weekly online sessions via Zoom, and subsequently meet in person in early to May or June for a one-day field session at one of multiple within the state. Online sessions are 6:30 – 7:30PM Tuesdays March 21 through May 2. These sessions include 2 orientation sessions and 5 technical content sessions which provide participants increased knowledge about: woodland ecology and health, wildlife and habitat, interfering vegetation management, silviculture, and agroforestry. Participants should plan to allocate 3-4 hours per week to learn the technical content via guided online learning and spend an hour per week in a live interactive discussion session.All woodland owners in NY are welcome. Owners interested in becoming a volunteer should start the process here . The fee is $35 per person and $50 per couple which includes the full training, and supplies and resources provided at the field session. Previously trained volunteers are also welcome at $18/person and $25/couple.  A secure email link will be provided by email once application is complete.For consideration to participate in the training, complete the following steps by March 14: Complete registration application after reviewing other materials here.Be alert to an email from your regional director to meet via Zoom after completing your application.Payment made via a secure online link provided to you after you talk with your regional director.Within 6 months of the training: Have a visit on your property conducted by an existing MFO volunteer.Shadow a visit to a woodland owner in your area with a local MFO volunteer.If you have any questions about the MFO program, you can learn more at www.CornellMFO.info or from Program Director Peter Smallidge at pjs23@cornell.edu or 607-592-3640.  You can also contact the Regional Director for your county here.  $35 per person and $50 per couple Brett Chedzoy, bjc226@cornell.edu ========================================= Monthly CCESC Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, May 16, 2023 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm The CCE Schuyler Board of Directors have announced the following dates  for our Monthly Board Meetings:   All CCESC meetings are open to the public.  The Board meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, unless stated otherwise below.  The default location is in Rm 120 of the Human Services Building, unless otherwise stated below.  DATES: January 23 February 21 – Lakewood Winery March 21 – Lakewood Winery April 18 – Lakewood Winery May 16 – Lakewood Winery June 20 – Lakewood Winery July 18 – Lakewood Winery September 19– Lakewood Winery October 17– Lakewood Winery November 14*– Lakewood Winery December – Annual Meeting               **One week earlier due to Thanksgiving break.  Virginia Montopoli, vlh1@cornell.edu, 607-535-7161 x3336 ========================================= Monthly CCESC Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, June 20, 2023 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm The CCE Schuyler Board of Directors have announced the following dates  for our Monthly Board Meetings:   All CCESC meetings are open to the public.  The Board meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, unless stated otherwise below.  The default location is in Rm 120 of the Human Services Building, unless otherwise stated below.  DATES: January 23 February 21 – Lakewood Winery March 21 – Lakewood Winery April 18 – Lakewood Winery May 16 – Lakewood Winery June 20 – Lakewood Winery July 18 – Lakewood Winery September 19– Lakewood Winery October 17– Lakewood Winery November 14*– Lakewood Winery December – Annual Meeting               **One week earlier due to Thanksgiving break.  Virginia Montopoli, vlh1@cornell.edu, 607-535-7161 x3336 ========================================= Monthly CCESC Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, July 18, 2023 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm The CCE Schuyler Board of Directors have announced the following dates  for our Monthly Board Meetings:   All CCESC meetings are open to the public.  The Board meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, unless stated otherwise below.  The default location is in Rm 120 of the Human Services Building, unless otherwise stated below.  DATES: January 23 February 21 – Lakewood Winery March 21 – Lakewood Winery April 18 – Lakewood Winery May 16 – Lakewood Winery June 20 – Lakewood Winery July 18 – Lakewood Winery September 19– Lakewood Winery October 17– Lakewood Winery November 14*– Lakewood Winery December – Annual Meeting               **One week earlier due to Thanksgiving break.  Virginia Montopoli, vlh1@cornell.edu, 607-535-7161 x3336 ========================================= Monthly CCESC Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, September 19, 2023 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm The CCE Schuyler Board of Directors have announced the following dates  for our Monthly Board Meetings:   All CCESC meetings are open to the public.  The Board meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, unless stated otherwise below.  The default location is in Rm 120 of the Human Services Building, unless otherwise stated below.  DATES: January 23 February 21 – Lakewood Winery March 21 – Lakewood Winery April 18 – Lakewood Winery May 16 – Lakewood Winery June 20 – Lakewood Winery July 18 – Lakewood Winery September 19– Lakewood Winery October 17– Lakewood Winery November 14*– Lakewood Winery December – Annual Meeting               **One week earlier due to Thanksgiving break.  Virginia Montopoli, vlh1@cornell.edu, 607-535-7161 x3336 ========================================= Monthly CCESC Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, October 17, 2023 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm The CCE Schuyler Board of Directors have announced the following dates  for our Monthly Board Meetings:   All CCESC meetings are open to the public.  The Board meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, unless stated otherwise below.  The default location is in Rm 120 of the Human Services Building, unless otherwise stated below.  DATES: January 23 February 21 – Lakewood Winery March 21 – Lakewood Winery April 18 – Lakewood Winery May 16 – Lakewood Winery June 20 – Lakewood Winery July 18 – Lakewood Winery September 19– Lakewood Winery October 17– Lakewood Winery November 14*– Lakewood Winery December – Annual Meeting               **One week earlier due to Thanksgiving break.  Virginia Montopoli, vlh1@cornell.edu, 607-535-7161 x3336 ========================================= Monthly CCESC Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, November 14, 2023 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm The CCE Schuyler Board of Directors have announced the following dates  for our Monthly Board Meetings:   All CCESC meetings are open to the public.  The Board meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, unless stated otherwise below.  The default location is in Rm 120 of the Human Services Building, unless otherwise stated below.  DATES: January 23 February 21 – Lakewood Winery March 21 – Lakewood Winery April 18 – Lakewood Winery May 16 – Lakewood Winery June 20 – Lakewood Winery July 18 – Lakewood Winery September 19– Lakewood Winery October 17– Lakewood Winery November 14*– Lakewood Winery December – Annual Meeting               **One week earlier due to Thanksgiving break.  Virginia Montopoli, vlh1@cornell.edu, 607-535-7161 x3336 =========================================