Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County (CCE Sullivan County) offers a diverse array of programs designed to enrich lives, strengthen communities, and support a sustainable future. By pairing local insights with Cornell University's research-based resources, we create dynamic initiatives that address the most pressing needs of our county, from agriculture to youth development, health education, and beyond.
As part of New York’s statewide Cooperative Extension network, our work is driven by the goal of improving economic, social, and environmental outcomes. Every program is tailored to benefit individuals, families, and businesses across Sullivan County, ensuring that the solutions we provide are both impactful and relevant.
Agriculture
CCE Sullivan County supports local agriculture by providing resources for farmers and consumers, helping strengthen the local and regional food systems.
Through special events, farm tours, publications, and classroom outreach, CCE Sullivan connects you and your family with the farmers who grow your food.
Learn the correct way to gather soil for for testing
Environment
Community Energy Advisors
The Mid-Hudson Regional Clean Energy Hub is your team of trusted, knowledgeable, community-based organizations from across the region and is a collaboration of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Dutchess, Sullivan, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, and Ulster, in partnership with Sustainable Westchester, New Yorkers for Clean Power, and a growing network of local partners.
