Cornell Cooperative Extension

Cooperative Extension puts a wealth of useful, research-based information at your finger tips!

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.

Boxelder Bugs

Boxelder Bugs (Boisea trivittata) are nuisance pests. Their feces can stain light colored surfaces and smashing them can also release an unpleasant odor. Learn how to identify and manage them, here.

ENY Commercial Hort Team

The Eastern New York Commercial Horticulture Team serves the needs of commercial vegetable, tree fruit, grape and berry growers in our region.

Volunteer with 4-H!

There are lots of ways that adult volunteers can have an impact on the life of a young person in 4-H! Apply today to be a 4-H volunteer!

Image used in past "Spring into Gardening" programs

Gardens in the Face of a Changing Climate

This detailed guide will teach you how to have a "climate-friendly" garden. It provides ways to reduce chemical inputs, improve compost, and how to use cover crops to increase soil health.

Test Your Soil!

Learn the correct way to gather soil for a soil test at Cooperative Extension.

Choose MyPlate

MyPlate is the new USDA food guide tool to help people make wise food choices within food and calorie limits. Use their SuperTracker free online tool to track your food and activities.

Last updated March 14, 2019