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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

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Nature Book Club

In partnership with Point au Roche, join us to learn more about the natural world through entertaining reads!

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Deer Tick on leaf

Tick Talk

Learn the types of ticks found in New York, diseases they cause, how to identify them, and how to protect yourself and your family by avoiding tick bites.

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close-up photo of soil after tilling

Test Your Soil!

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

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Adult emerald ash borer, Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire, 1888

Emerald Ash Borer

Learn how to identify the Emerald Ash Borer, monitor your Ash trees, detect and report possible EAB in your trees, and more, with resources we've compiled on this site.

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Adirondack Harvest

Adirondack Harvest

The Adirondack Harvest program links local farmers with local and regional markets to enhance revenues and strengthen the county’s agricultural economy. Learn more.

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Early Morning Farm booth at the Ithaca Farmers' Market, 06/10/2013 (Cornell University Photography)

Farmers' Markets

Find a list of farmers' markets and farm stands here in our area, from our friends at Adirondack Harvest.

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Last updated May 30, 2025

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Soil pH Analysis

($5 per sample)

CCE Clinton County is accepting soil samples for Ph only. Please expect approximately one week to receive your results via email. Results mailed may take longer. 

If able, we urge you to fill out the paperwork ahead of time: 

Soil pH Test Form

If you are looking for how to take a soil sample, please visit the following page:

How to Take a Soil Sample

Thank You!