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CCE of Clinton County connects people to each other and to research-based information to help us solve problems together. We adapt our programs to provide equal program opportunity and to be where community members are. We offer an educational experience that is customized for an individual’s needs, abilities, and interests.
NY Forward Plan
As part of re-opening, we have created an opening procedure/safety guidance in compliance with NY Forward. You may find this document at the following link:
http://cceclinton.org/resources/cce-clinton-ny-forward-opening-plan (Last Update 10/6/20)
Soil/Plant Sample Pick Up Time:
Our Horticulture Specialist is working from home throughout the summer. Soil samples and plant samples are still able to be dropped off at our office. Our specialist is having a weekly pick-up time of Thursday at 10 a.m. Any samples dropped off after this time will be evaluated the following week. Thank you for your understanding!
Last updated January 21, 2021
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How to Submit a Soil Sample for Analysis
6/19/20 ($5 per sample)
Note: Soil samples will be picked up weekly on Thursdays at 10 a.m. Samples dropped off after this time will be looked at the next week.
CCE Clinton County is accepting soil samples to be dropped off at the office. Note: Starting June 22nd CCE Clinton will be open with limited availability for patrons to drop off samples and pick up necessary forms. Regional specialists, and most staff, continue to work from home so we urge you to call ahead 518-561-7450 or email us at lsw89@cornell.edu.
If able, we urge you to fill out the paperwork ahead of time:
There is a drop box outside our front door with a clipboard that contains blank soil sample forms and envelopes for payment ($5 per sample). If able, please pay by a check made out to CCE Clinton. Soil samples may be left on the porch, or set inside the door in a sealed plastic bag with your name and number on it.
If you are looking for how to take a soil sample, please visit the following page:
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