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Welcome to Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County. 

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County’s staff has returned to the office. We are very excited to be back and will be following guidelines to ensure the health and wellness of our employees. Two of the more notable guidelines; staff will be working on a rotating schedule in the office and from home and, unfortunately, we will not be allowing any visitors. This NO VISITORS policy is effective immediately. Should you need a member of our staff, please call or email them. Click here for a full staff list with extensions and email addresses.

For general inquiries please email saratoga@cornell.edu To speak with a member of our staff please visit our directory.

We look forward to seeing everyone again, but in the meantime, we appreciate your cooperation while we navigate this “new normal”. Please stay safe!

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To Make the Best Better!

Learn how you can be a part of the installation of a new multi-functioning facility!

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Stormwater Ma​nagement

Into each life a little rain must fall...Where it goes once it has fallen is everybody’s business. Learm more about stormwater management here.

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New York State 4-H Shooting Sports

New York State 4-H Shooting Sports is part of the 4-H Natural Resources Program. Human growth and development is the primary goal of our programming.

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Capital Region PRISM

The Capital / Mohawk PRISM, is hosted and coordinated by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County, and is funded through New York State Environmental Protection Fund through the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

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CCE Equine

CCE Equine provides educational workshops and one-on-one visits with horse owner on topics, such as, horse health, pasture management, forage quality, business planning, marketing, and basic management practices.

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Hudson River Fish Advisory Outreach

Fishing is fun, and fish are part of a healthy diet. However, some fish contain chemicals, so check the health... advice when choosing which fish to eat.

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Last updated August 4, 2022

Coronavirus Updates

For reliable information and current advisories on Covid 19, visit our colleagues at the Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN NY) on their website or social media outlets:
  New York EDEN Extension Disaster Education Network logo

EDEN NY WEBSITE, FACEBOOK, TWITTER

Another recommended source of up-to-the minute information is the NY State Department of Health.

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