Cornell Cooperative Extension
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Cornell Cooperative Extension extends the land grant programs of Cornell University to citizens all across New York State.
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
Joined May 2011
Through Cornell Food Connections, CCE educators are helping NY food entrepreneurs turn ideas into safe, market-ready products — building the expertise and networks that bring more NY-made foods to local shelves and beyond. https://t.co/GKiJW8A6Pj
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From Buffalo to Uganda 🌍, Mia Wangari Adriko ’26 used her @ccecornell summer internship to help 4-H build a curriculum that empowers the next generation of food systems leaders. Learn how Cornell students are making impact statewide (and beyond): https://t.co/p3Uq11bmeJ
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As executive director of CCE Madison County, Larkin Podsiedlik sees the power of local associations to test new ideas that strengthen communities — and Extension statewide. Her Faces of Extension profile 👉 https://t.co/JZ6dwENyhC
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From coastal towns to inland valleys, New Yorkers are documenting flood impacts through MyCoast New York — a @nyseagrant-supported tool helping communities prepare for future storms. https://t.co/joc3eKeEOW
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“I’m using it literally right now,” said Ryan Murphy, public safety and emergency management administrator for the Town of Southampton on Long Island. “This is one of those tools that I always have up so we can see what’s coming in and where we’re seeing water and who’s seeing
Gauging flood risk: The MyCoast New York app has already provided forecasters and emergency managers with a new understanding of flooding around the state — the “ground truth” as sea levels rise and storms intensify. @nyseagrant @NYSDEC
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Introducing XRPR: The first U.S. ETF giving you spot exposure to XRP via a traditional ETF.
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Farmers are the backbone of society, everything we have depends on their dedicated service!
Happy National Farmer's Day! Today we honor the farmers and ranchers who feed our families, support rural communities, and strengthen our economy. #NationalFarmersDay
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CCE Director Andrew Turner has been named chair of the Northeast Extension Directors network — a collaboration of regional leaders advancing the land-grant mission through shared priorities and partnerships. https://t.co/zJefwIaRHm
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4-H doesn’t just impact the present—it stays with you for life. One of our current club co-leaders reflects on the experiences, skills, and relationships that shaped her as a youth and continue to inspire her today: https://t.co/P7ZCT3byFC
#National4HWeek #4HBeyondReady
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Orchard + research = innovation. Cornell & Niagara County grower Jim Bittner ’80 partner on weekly on-farm trials that turn ideas into impact for NY farms. Extension in action. 👉 https://t.co/w5lJhmAf0F
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SNAP-Ed is ending in NYS after federal funding cuts — closing 30+ years of work that helped families stretch food budgets, stock healthy options in food desert stores, create dollar store recipes, and bring fresh produce to schools. 👉 https://t.co/gNOKtO34KY
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In LaFargeville, students teamed up with CCE Jefferson County educators and Cornell experts from @CornellCHE to transform a neglected basketball court into a safe, welcoming space. Their work — from painting benches to improving drainage — shows how youth leadership strengthens
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Schools + farms = stronger communities. The Cornell Farm to School program, developed by CCE @Harvest_NY, connects NY farmers with cafeterias to improve child nutrition and sustain local agriculture. 👉 https://t.co/1iHzQHGeXV
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Level up your canning game! 🥫 Join us Oct 18 for a hands-on workshop: ➡️ Advanced canning for high & low-acid foods ➡️ Troubleshooting tips ➡️ Flavor + shelf life secrets 🔗 Sign up: https://t.co/K84XrvrEJx
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The Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black showcased more than golf — it showed how Cornell Cooperative Extension brings research into practice. From Bethpage to Buffalo, CCE connects world-class research with real-world impact in communities across New York state. https://t.co/lFVzLNeh3h
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The Cornell Farm to School program, developed by CCE @Harvest_NY, is putting more New York–grown food on students’ plates — advancing child nutrition, strengthening local agriculture, and building resilient food systems. 👉 https://t.co/1iHzQHGeXV
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Putting classroom knowledge into action — CCE interns are improving health and well-being in communities across New York state.
This summer, 22 Cornell Cooperative Extension interns dove into hands-on projects, from revitalizing New York City’s urban gardens to supporting youth in Buffalo and exploring A.I. for smarter health decisions, making a real impact on New York state. “Our approach is deeply
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Guided by a lifelong passion for food and community, Larkin Podsiedlik, executive director of CCE Madison County, has built a career creating spaces where people and ideas can thrive. More at https://t.co/JZ6dwENyhC
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SNAP-Ed programming across New York state will end in the coming months after federal funding cuts — bringing more than 30 years of service to a close. Last year alone, SNAP-Ed reached 200,000 residents and supported nearly 300 initiatives. 👉 https://t.co/gNOKtO34KY
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The Cornell Farm to School program, developed by CCE @Harvest_NY, shows how academic institutions can drive local change: healthier meals, stronger farms, and resilient food systems across New York. 👉 https://t.co/1iHzQHGeXV
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SNAP-Ed programs across NYS are ending after federal cuts — leaving families with fewer tools to put healthy meals on the table and fewer community resources to make nutritious food accessible. A 30-year legacy of support is coming to a close. 👉 https://t.co/gNOKtO34KY
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