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Cornell Cooperative Extension

Erie County

  • Agriculture
  • Energy
  • Food & Nutrition
  • Gardening
  • 4-H Youth Development
  • Invasive Species
  • Taste NY
  • Healthy Community Store Initiative
  • Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Agriculture

North Collins Driver License School

NEW! Ag CDL Training-Erie

This training program for both Class A and Class B licenses is intended for farmers and farm employees from Erie County. Open to adjacent counties after Sept. 1.

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Ag Supporter Opt-In

We have changed our $25 Ag Enrollment to an Ag Supporter model with an option to donate. Learn about how to become an Ag Supporter here...

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Winter Storm

December 2022 Storm Damage Survey

Storm damage reports for damage to agricultural infrastructure, equipment, livestock, stored crops, or winter produce associated with the December 2022 Winter Storm.

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Urban Ag

CCE and Urban Agriculture

Helping to Grow Buffalo's Urban Agriculture Community

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Last updated January 20, 2023

Agriculture

  • Ag Supporter Opt-In
  • Erie County Ag News
  • Ag Labor Management
  • Beginner Farmer Resources
  • CCE Harvest NY
  • CCE Lake Erie Regional Grape Program
  • CCE Regional Vegetable Program
  • CCE Southwest NY Dairy, Livestock, and Field Crops Program
  • Cornell Field Crop Guidelines
  • Donating Your Harvest to Support Hungry New Yorkers
  • Farm to School
  • Harvest of the Month Materials
  • Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs)
  • Growing Hemp
  • Malting Barley: Alternative Markets
  • MeatSuite
  • NY EDEN
  • NYS Invasive Species Information
  • Managing Forages Through the Weather Challenges
  • 4H Youth Weed ID Toolkit
  • HPAI Resources for Backyard Flocks
  • HPAI Resources for Farmers

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E-mail: erie@cornell.edu

Phone: (716)652-5400

Comprehensive Soil Testing

An agronomic soil test extracts a portion of the plant available nutrients contained in a soil sample and results are then classified as low, medium, high or very high based on expected crop response to added crop nutrients, crops grown on soils that test high to very high for a specific nutrient are not likely to respond with a yield increase if that nutrient is applied to the soil. However, soils testing low or medium for that nutrient are likely to show improved yield and quality if that nutrient is applied (provided other nutrients are present in adequate amounts).

Soil testing is a required component of nutrient management plans for many commercial farming operations as well as for purchase of phosphorous containing fertilizers for use on established lawns in some Northeast states.

Please click here to visit partner organization Dairy-One, Agro-One's website and to learn more about comprehensive soil testing. 

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI)

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Resources for Backyard Flocks

Resources for Farmers

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    Tuesday, February 28
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    Tuesday, March 28
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    Tuesday, April 25
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    Tuesday, May 23
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Utllity Scale Solar - What You Should Know


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Cornell Cooperative Extension
Erie County

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Erie County
21 South Grove Street
East Aurora, New York 14052-2345
TEL: 716.652.5400
FAX: 716.652.5073
erie@cornell.edu
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday

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