Events

New Continuous Open Enrollment Agritourism Course Helps New York Farms Prepare for the 2027 Season Flexible online training provides practical tools, expert guidance, and peer networking for current agritourism operators and aspiring farm businesses looking to strengthen their operations. This...

This is part 2 of the 2026-2027 Broome County 4-H Enrollment process. Please fill out this form to complete your enrollment. If you have not completed part 1 on 4-H online, go do that first. If you have any questions, email Mallory at mri26 [at] cornell.edu

This webinar series will provide individuals with practical information about accessing, conserving, using, and leasing land. The overall goal of this series is to help participants make informed land-use decisions, identify resources, and better understand opportunities around agricultural land...

Join us as CCE Broome hosts a webinar series for Broome County Women in Agriculture! Are you wondering about insurance for your business, where to find funding, or how to make intelligent financial decisions? What about just making connections with local agencies and businesses? This webinar series...

We are excited to be starting a new 4-H year that's filled with possibilities! We welcome everyone to come to the kickoff meeting for this year's equine science study group! We had a fantastic last 4-H year, and we hope to have an equally successful experience this year. Join us in the CCE...

Insect enthusiast & CCE Nature Educator Colleen Wolpert will be presenting "Overwintering Insects and How You Can Help Them Complete Their Life Cycle". Learn what you can do to improve habitat for local butterflies, moths, fireflies, flower flies and more.

This Cloverbud workshop is inspired by one of our long-time 4-H members who participated in our Makers' Market program last year. Shrink art is a craft that uses thin sheets of polystyrene which shrink down to about a third of their size when heated. Cloverbuds will get creative while working on...

Across our area, the noisy, flashy and easily identifiable mallard would probably be the most numerous duck species seen. It might come as a huge surprise that 100 years ago (early 1900's), you would not have found a single wild mallard here and the American Black Duck would have held the "most...

Join us at the Broome County Regional Farmers Market on Nov 19th from 5:30 pm- 7 pm for a fun and creative class. CCE staff and volunteers will teach you to make your own holiday wreath to bring home! Each participant must register separately. The veteran must be in attendance for a spouse or...

Meet us at the game! Cornell University's polo teams will be playing the William Fields Invitational at the John T. Oxley Equestrian Center over the course of this weekend. Game times are yet to be announced, but keep your afternoon free! Our 4-H volunteer Tess Bergfjord was on the polo team last...