BQA Training Friday, August 17, 2018 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Curtin Dairy (1101 State Rt 8 Cassville, NY 13318) Attention All Beef Producers  Beef Quality Assurance Training Planned for August 17th, 2018 Cornell Cooperative Extension will be offering an opportunity to become Beef Quality Assurance BQA certified.BQA certification is good for three years and if you are in need of recertification credits, this event is for you too.BQA training helps to ensure consumer confidence in the beef industry and can provide you the producer with additional management skills that can contribute to a consistent, high quality end product. This training will consist of a classroom portion, discussion and will be followed by a chute side training exercise where participants will learn proper injection techniques.The BQA training in Oneida County will take place Friday August 17th from 5 to 9pm. Hosted by Bob Curtin/Curtin Dairy 1108 State Rt. 8, Cassville, NY13318. PLEASE NOTE: The classroom portion will take place at Wendy’s Diner located at 1717 State Route 8 in Cassville. Participants will be able to order a meal if desired. The chute side training will follow the classroom portion and will take place at Bob Curtin’s beef operation.Registration is required by Monday August 13th.Please contact Marylynn Collins at 315-736-3394 ext. 132 for all the details.Becoming BQA certified is also a requirement for becoming NY State Grown and Certified and gives you an opportunity to apply for grant funding of up to $50,000. Applicants are required to contribute 10 percent of the total project cost in the form of cash equity. Please call CCE Oneida County at 315-736-3394 ext. 124 to request an application. Or for additional information NYS Grown & Certified Marylynn Collins, mrm7@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 132 ========================================= New York State Fair Wednesday, August 22, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Thursday, August 23, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Friday, August 24, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Saturday, August 25, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Sunday, August 26, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Monday, August 27, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= ​2018 CACFP Annual Training Monday, August 27, 2018 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm In this training we be reviewing CACFP requirements and we will define and discuss the importance of physical activity. We will learn the benefits of incorporating physical activity in your everyday routine. We will identify numerous inclusive, developmentally appropriate physical activities that are motivating and non-competitive. We will also discuss some of the perceived barriers to leading physical activity and share ideas that overcome these barriers. Make sure to wear your sneakers because we will be playing!  August 27th at the Utica Public Library Music Room (Registration required by 8/24)September 13th at CCE Oneida (Registration required by 9/11)____________________________________________________________________________This training is also available online.  Visit THIS LINK to view training.  All requirements indicated in training video must be completed in order to receive credit. Karin Brinkerhoff, keb99@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext. 233 ========================================= New York State Fair Tuesday, August 28, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Wednesday, August 29, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Thursday, August 30, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= 2018 Corn Silage Pre-Harvest Meeting Thursday, August 30, 2018 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Morrisville State College (Eaton Street Morrisville, NY 13408) With continued low milk prices, getting the biggest bang for your buck out of your home-grown cornsilage can help you get improved performance from your herd while also lowering dependence onpurchased feed. Plan to attend one of the following on-farm Corn Silage Pre-Harvest meeings to getup to speed on the latest research-backed strategies you can put to work on your dairy.We will cover optimum harvest  timing, kernel processing scoring, particle size, recent research onfiber digestibility, what effect this year’s wet weather will have on fiber digestibility, bunker silopacking and optimal fermentation. We’ll also discuss late season leaf diseases that always crop up atthe end of the season, weed control, and nitrogen management.While there is no charge for attending, we ask that you pre-register so we can be ready at eachlocation and can contact you in the unlikely event of cancellation or rescheduling. Deadline to register is the day before each event.There are several dates and locations to choose from!Registration is required!  click here for information on dates/location and registration information Jeff Miller, jjm14@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 120 ========================================= New York State Fair Friday, August 31, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Saturday, September 1, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Sunday, September 2, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= New York State Fair Monday, September 3, 2018 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm New York State Fairgrounds (581 State Fair Boulevard Syracuse, New York 13209) The Great New York State Fair will be back, August 22 - September 3, 2018 Visit the Animal Barns, see the 4-H Livestock shows, browse through the 4-H Youth Building and see the projects that 4-H youth have completed, as well as Technical Exhibits and “Make-N-Take” booths. ========================================= CDA Fast Track: ACEs, children with disabilities and culturally responsive care Tuesday, September 4, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 1, 2, 4; CDA: 8, 5, 7; CBK: 1, 5, 4This training covers Principles of Child development, Observing Children's behavior and effective program management.The training explores Adverse Childhood Experiences and how they affect child development and behavior. The training will also cover the Americans with Disabilities Act and how to meet the needs of exceptional children._________________________________________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series.  These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time.  They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th.  Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Oneida County Climate Smart Farming Twilight Talk Thursday, September 6, 2018 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Join Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County for a twilight talk on September 6th, 2018 to learn about adaptation and best practices for dealing with climate-related issues.For Complete details you can download our poster here  Mary Wrege, mpw57@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 131 ========================================= CDA Module 1: Planning a Safe, Healthy Learning Environment Thursday, September 6, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 1 covers CDA topic area 1, planning a safe, healthy learning environment and is the first of eight modules designed to meet the 120 classroom hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain a CDA. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topics areas you need.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program Development, 6. CA/M ID and Prevention, 8. CA/M Statutes and RegsCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Dry Matter Day Monday, September 10, 2018 11:00 am - 1:30 pm Richardson Farms (5959 Skinner Road Vernon Center, NY 13477) Farmers are asked to harvest 10 representative corn plants per field at chopping height and to bring them to Richardson Farm on Sept 10.We will chop the corn plants, subsample and do the dry matter using microwaves.We will report the results to you the following day.Please call 315-269-5599 or email jjm14@cornell.eduif you would like to attend  Jeff Miller, jjm14@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 120 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Program management and recordkeeping Tuesday, September 11, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 5; CDA: 5; CBK: 5This training illustrates the need for everyone to know what records are kept and why.This training will review the various types of records and procedures that need to be field and followed.________________________________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= ​2018 CACFP Annual Training Thursday, September 13, 2018 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm In this training we be reviewing CACFP requirements and we will define and discuss the importance of physical activity. We will learn the benefits of incorporating physical activity in your everyday routine. We will identify numerous inclusive, developmentally appropriate physical activities that are motivating and non-competitive. We will also discuss some of the perceived barriers to leading physical activity and share ideas that overcome these barriers. Make sure to wear your sneakers because we will be playing!  August 27th at the Utica Public Library Music Room (Registration required by 8/24)September 13th at CCE Oneida (Registration required by 9/11)____________________________________________________________________________This training is also available online.  Visit THIS LINK to view training.  All requirements indicated in training video must be completed in order to receive credit. Karin Brinkerhoff, keb99@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext. 233 ========================================= CDA Module 1: Planning a Safe, Healthy Learning Environment Thursday, September 13, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 1 covers CDA topic area 1, planning a safe, healthy learning environment and is the first of eight modules designed to meet the 120 classroom hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain a CDA. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topics areas you need.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program Development, 6. CA/M ID and Prevention, 8. CA/M Statutes and RegsCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Profitable Meat Marketing Friday, September 14, 2018 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) Livestock producers interested in determining the optimal marketing route and pricing scales will benefit from attending this presentation. Livestock marketing specialist, Matt LeRoux will demonstrate and discuss the benefits of using the Cornell Meat Price and Yield Calculator.For successful use, farmers need to prepare in advance by gathering their current meat prices, invoice from their processor, and the weights of cuts from one average animal in their herd. With this information on hand, the Calculator takes about ten minutes to use.No cost to attend, reservations required by Monday September 10th.Please contact Marylynn at 315-736-3394x132 if you are interested. Marylynn Collins, mrm7@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 132 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Regulations Tuesday, September 18, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 5; CDA: 7; CBK: 7This training explores the New York State Child Care Regulations.Participants will familiarize themselves regulations in order to be able to find and use appropriate regulations to establish policies and procedures. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Module 1: Planning a Safe, Healthy Learning Environment Thursday, September 20, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 1 covers CDA topic area 1, planning a safe, healthy learning environment and is the first of eight modules designed to meet the 120 classroom hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain a CDA. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topics areas you need.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program Development, 6. CA/M ID and Prevention, 8. CA/M Statutes and RegsCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Culturally responsive care Tuesday, September 25, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 3, 4; CDA: 4; CBK: 2, 4This training will provide techniques and strategies to insure that providers can provide welcoming supportive environments for all families and children.___________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Board of Directors / Committee Meeting Thursday, September 27, 2018 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) The Cornell Cooperative Extension Board of Directors meets every other month to discuss various agenda items.  Committees meet in the months between board meetings.Meetings typically start at 6pm and are held at CCE Oneida unless otherwise noted.Questions regarding Board Meetings can be directed to Terri Harrison at  tah223@cornell.edu or (315) 223-7850 extension 168                                                               Terri Harrison, tah223@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 168 ========================================= CDA Module 1: Planning a Safe, Healthy Learning Environment Thursday, September 27, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 1 covers CDA topic area 1, planning a safe, healthy learning environment and is the first of eight modules designed to meet the 120 classroom hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain a CDA. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topics areas you need.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program Development, 6. CA/M ID and Prevention, 8. CA/M Statutes and RegsCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= MAT Class Sunday, September 30, 2018 8:00 am - 5:30 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) ATTENTION: Effective January 8th, participants for MAT Classes and Independent Studies must register through the SUNY ECETP MAT System. There is no longer a separate registration for the Child Care Council and SUNY. Click Here to learn about registering through the SUNY ECETP MAT system. Once you have registered, please submit your payment by either1.Calling (315) 223-7850 x 230 with a credit card number to process over the phone OR2.Mailing a check made payable to the Child Care Council for the amount of the class to Richelle Singer 121 Second St Oriskany NY 13424. Please put 'MAT' in the memo line of your check.___________________________________________________________________________________This course is a mandatory component of gaining NYS certification to administer medications to the children in your program. MAT Fee: $125, non-refundable. The independent study MAT course tuition is $80. MAT 3 Skills Demonstration Renewals will be held on Independent Study days. (Funding is available through NYS to cover $100 of the fee. For information on funding, contact SUNY at 800-295-9616 Upcoming dates at CCE OneidaSept 30th from 8a-530pm at CCE OneidaContact Richelle Singer for upcoming classes by calling (315) 223-7850 x 223 or emailing rfs35@cornell.edu Class - $125, Independent Study - $80 Richelle Singer, rfs35@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 223 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Family engagement Tuesday, October 2, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 3, 4; CDA: 4; CBK: 2This training will explore ways to develop respectful, responsive, and reciprocal relationships with families.Participants will discuss ways to develop plans to engage parents developing strong relationships to help their children meet their milestones and learning potential._________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend.  Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Module 1: Planning a Safe, Healthy Learning Environment Thursday, October 4, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 1 covers CDA topic area 1, planning a safe, healthy learning environment and is the first of eight modules designed to meet the 120 classroom hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain a CDA. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topics areas you need.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program Development, 6. CA/M ID and Prevention, 8. CA/M Statutes and RegsCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Observation and assessment Tuesday, October 9, 2018 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 5:30 PM -9:00 PM $60.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 1, 2, 3; CDA: 7; CBK: 3Observation is one of the most powerful tools we have in the early care and learning field.This workshop will look at how observation informs intention teaching, projects and planning. _____________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Module 2: Advancing Children's Physical and Intellectual Development Thursday, October 11, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 2 covers CDA topic area 2, steps to advance children's physical and intellectual development, and is the second of eight modules designed to meet the 120 training hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain the CDA credential. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topic areas that you need. Training outcomes will be measured through the use of multiple tools including but not limited to pre/posttests, self-reporting on training evaluations, informal observation of classroom and group discussions and various homework activities.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program DevelopmentCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: NAEYC Code of Conduct Tuesday, October 16, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 3, 5; CDA: 6; CBK: 3 6The NAEYC Code of Conduct is a guide to help early childhood professionals in their day to day practice.Participants will explore the Code of Conduct and discover ways that it can guide them to making ethical decisions. ___________________________________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Child Care Health & Safety 15hr Course Wednesday, October 17, 2018 9:00 am - 3:30 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) This training fulfills the mandatory 15 hour Health & Safety training requirement necessary to become a NYS regulated family or group family child care provider. Presented by a NYS certified Health & Safety trainer. You must attend all classes in a session to receive your certificate.Registration Fee: $260To register call 315-223-7850 (ext.222) Tammy Ablang  p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 11.0px 'Century Gothic'} span.s1 {font-kerning: none} span.s2 {font: 6.0px 'Century Gothic'; font-kerning: none} span.s3 {text-decoration: underline ; font-kerning: none; color: #0563c1} Registration must also be completed online at www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu (search for trainer: Tammy Ablang) $260 Tammy Ablang, taa24@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext. 222 ========================================= Child Care Health & Safety 15hr Course Thursday, October 18, 2018 9:00 am - 3:30 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) This training fulfills the mandatory 15 hour Health & Safety training requirement necessary to become a NYS regulated family or group family child care provider. Presented by a NYS certified Health & Safety trainer. You must attend all classes in a session to receive your certificate.Registration Fee: $260To register call 315-223-7850 (ext.222) Tammy Ablang  p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 11.0px 'Century Gothic'} span.s1 {font-kerning: none} span.s2 {font: 6.0px 'Century Gothic'; font-kerning: none} span.s3 {text-decoration: underline ; font-kerning: none; color: #0563c1} Registration must also be completed online at www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu (search for trainer: Tammy Ablang) $260 Tammy Ablang, taa24@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext. 222 ========================================= CDA Module 2: Advancing Children's Physical and Intellectual Development Thursday, October 18, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 2 covers CDA topic area 2, steps to advance children's physical and intellectual development, and is the second of eight modules designed to meet the 120 training hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain the CDA credential. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topic areas that you need. Training outcomes will be measured through the use of multiple tools including but not limited to pre/posttests, self-reporting on training evaluations, informal observation of classroom and group discussions and various homework activities.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program DevelopmentCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Child Care Health & Safety 15hr Course Friday, October 19, 2018 9:00 am - 3:30 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) This training fulfills the mandatory 15 hour Health & Safety training requirement necessary to become a NYS regulated family or group family child care provider. Presented by a NYS certified Health & Safety trainer. You must attend all classes in a session to receive your certificate.Registration Fee: $260To register call 315-223-7850 (ext.222) Tammy Ablang  p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 11.0px 'Century Gothic'} span.s1 {font-kerning: none} span.s2 {font: 6.0px 'Century Gothic'; font-kerning: none} span.s3 {text-decoration: underline ; font-kerning: none; color: #0563c1} Registration must also be completed online at www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu (search for trainer: Tammy Ablang) $260 Tammy Ablang, taa24@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext. 222 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Communication Strategies Tuesday, October 23, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 3, 5; CDA: 4, 5, 6; CBK: 2, 6This training explores different types of communication and helps providers identify strategies that can reduce miscommunication and work toward developing respectful, responsive communication strategies with the community, staff, families and the children. ___________________________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Board of Directors / Committee Meeting Thursday, October 25, 2018 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) The Cornell Cooperative Extension Board of Directors meets every other month to discuss various agenda items.  Committees meet in the months between board meetings.Meetings typically start at 6pm and are held at CCE Oneida unless otherwise noted.Questions regarding Board Meetings can be directed to Terri Harrison at  tah223@cornell.edu or (315) 223-7850 extension 168                                                               Terri Harrison, tah223@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 168 ========================================= CDA Module 2: Advancing Children's Physical and Intellectual Development Thursday, October 25, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 2 covers CDA topic area 2, steps to advance children's physical and intellectual development, and is the second of eight modules designed to meet the 120 training hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain the CDA credential. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topic areas that you need. Training outcomes will be measured through the use of multiple tools including but not limited to pre/posttests, self-reporting on training evaluations, informal observation of classroom and group discussions and various homework activities.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program DevelopmentCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Farm Transfer Planning: (4 sessions) Thursday, October 25, 2018 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) Farm Transfer PlanningAre you interested in information about planning for the transfer your farm? Would you like to save money when you meet with an attorney regarding the transfer of your farm?  If so we have a workshop to help you prepare and take the first steps toward reaching your goal. It begins with what you already know, what you want and assessing your current situation. Then writing down your thoughts and questions to take stock of what you know and how to prepare to communicate with others involved. Join our confidential once a week 2 hour educational program for four-weeks at Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County, 121 Second Street, Oriskany, NY workshop planning sessions.The sessions will begin on Thursday, October 25, 2018 7 pm – 9 pm. followed by 3 more sessions on Nov 1, Nov 28 & Dec 6.  Registration is limited and on a first come basis. The link to the registration is https://tinyurl.com/ybfogqbc. The cost is $75 per family (up to 3 members), it includes an organized workbook, resource materials, and light refreshments. A sample of what this workshop will cover is:-Envision Your Future-Calculating Successor's Management & Labor Contributions-Vision, Goals & Action Steps for Succession Planning-Checklist for choosing Professionals I hope you will join us to engage with other producers considering the same goal and to learn from each other. If you have additional concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to Bonnie Collins at bsc33@cornell.edu or 315/736-3394 ext.104. Registration Information Bonnie Collins, bsc33@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 104 ========================================= Taste of Central New York Saturday, October 27, 2018 11:00 am - 2:00 pm North Star Orchards (4741 Route 233 Westmoreland, NY 13490) The taste of New York is an event to highlight local foods from Central New York.Foods that are prepared with locally sourced ingredients will be available to purchase.Free taste testing & samples!Live entertainment!Fun for the entire family!Don't forget to register for your chance to win a basket of donated local foods from our vendors!This event is free to the public.  No need to register, just stop on by!Interested Vendors can register here>>> https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/TCNY_230 Marty Broccoli, mjb83@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 121 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Professional Development Tuesday, October 30, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 3, 4; CDA: 6; CBK: 6Ongoing professional development is vital to the early care and learning professional.This training discusses using reflective practice and explores tools to help providers determine areas of strength and areas where they would like professional development.Training also looks at ways to find quality professional development. _________________________________________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Module 2: Advancing Children's Physical and Intellectual Development Thursday, November 1, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 2 covers CDA topic area 2, steps to advance children's physical and intellectual development, and is the second of eight modules designed to meet the 120 training hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain the CDA credential. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topic areas that you need. Training outcomes will be measured through the use of multiple tools including but not limited to pre/posttests, self-reporting on training evaluations, informal observation of classroom and group discussions and various homework activities.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program DevelopmentCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Farm Transfer Planning: (4 sessions) Thursday, November 1, 2018 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) Farm Transfer PlanningAre you interested in information about planning for the transfer your farm? Would you like to save money when you meet with an attorney regarding the transfer of your farm?  If so we have a workshop to help you prepare and take the first steps toward reaching your goal. It begins with what you already know, what you want and assessing your current situation. Then writing down your thoughts and questions to take stock of what you know and how to prepare to communicate with others involved. Join our confidential once a week 2 hour educational program for four-weeks at Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County, 121 Second Street, Oriskany, NY workshop planning sessions.The sessions will begin on Thursday, October 25, 2018 7 pm – 9 pm. followed by 3 more sessions on Nov 1, Nov 28 & Dec 6.  Registration is limited and on a first come basis. The link to the registration is https://tinyurl.com/ybfogqbc. The cost is $75 per family (up to 3 members), it includes an organized workbook, resource materials, and light refreshments. A sample of what this workshop will cover is:-Envision Your Future-Calculating Successor's Management & Labor Contributions-Vision, Goals & Action Steps for Succession Planning-Checklist for choosing Professionals I hope you will join us to engage with other producers considering the same goal and to learn from each other. If you have additional concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to Bonnie Collins at bsc33@cornell.edu or 315/736-3394 ext.104. Registration Information Bonnie Collins, bsc33@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 104 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Professionalism Tuesday, November 6, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 3, 4, 5; CDA: 6; CBK: 6This training reviews what it means to be a professional.The training explores all the facets of being and early care and learning professional from setting up and marketing your program to professional development and advocacy.This training will look at the roles and responsibilities and what it takes to provide quality early care and learning_________________________________________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Module 2: Advancing Children's Physical and Intellectual Development Thursday, November 8, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) Module 2 covers CDA topic area 2, steps to advance children's physical and intellectual development, and is the second of eight modules designed to meet the 120 training hours in the eight CDA topic areas required to obtain the CDA credential. Students may take any one module or register for all eight depending on the training hours and topic areas that you need. Training outcomes will be measured through the use of multiple tools including but not limited to pre/posttests, self-reporting on training evaluations, informal observation of classroom and group discussions and various homework activities.OCFS Topics:7. Child Care Statutes and Regs, 5. Business Records, 4. Safety and Security, 1. Principles of Childhood Development, 3. Child Care Program DevelopmentCore Body of Knowledge:1. Child Growth and Development, 4. Environment and Curriculum, 5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition, 6. Professionalism and Leadership, 7. Administration and Management $250 (or $50 per class) Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Types of Observation and Tools Tuesday, November 13, 2018 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 5:30 PM -9:00 PM $60.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 1, 3, 5; CDA: 7; CBK: 3Observation is an important part of providing quality car. This training explores the various types of observations and tools and assess the strengths and weaknesses of each method.The training looks at the difference between objective and subjective observations and how to analyze observations to create developmentally appropriate lesson plans._________________________________________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Child Development (Infant & Toddlers) Tuesday, November 20, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 1; CDA: 8; CBK: 1,This training provides an overview of the development of infants and toddlers.It looks at all areas of development: physical development, cognitive development, social-emotional and language and explores ways to support infants and toddlers and their families’ as children grow and develop._________________________________________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= CDA Fast Track: Child Development (Pre-k) Tuesday, November 27, 2018 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency (9882 River Road Utica, NY 13502) 6pm- 9 pm $50.00Audience: FDC; GFDC; C; SACC; PRE; ES; OCFS: 1; CDA: 8; CBK: 1, This training provides an overview of the development of preschool children.It looks at all areas of development: physical development, cognitive development, social-emotional and language and explores ways to support preschoolers and their families’ as children grow and develop.This training is appropriate for infant/toddler, preschool and even SACC providers as they explore child development._________________________________________________________________________________This CDA Class is part of a CDA Fast Track series. These classes will be standalone, covering different topic areas each time. They are held on Tuesday evenings from September 4th through November 27th. Registration is required to attend, please contact Ellen Olson to attend. Ellen Olson, elp32@cornell.edu, (315) 223-7850 Ext 235 ========================================= Farm Transfer Planning: (4 sessions) Wednesday, November 28, 2018 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) Farm Transfer PlanningAre you interested in information about planning for the transfer your farm? Would you like to save money when you meet with an attorney regarding the transfer of your farm?  If so we have a workshop to help you prepare and take the first steps toward reaching your goal. It begins with what you already know, what you want and assessing your current situation. Then writing down your thoughts and questions to take stock of what you know and how to prepare to communicate with others involved. Join our confidential once a week 2 hour educational program for four-weeks at Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County, 121 Second Street, Oriskany, NY workshop planning sessions.The sessions will begin on Thursday, October 25, 2018 7 pm – 9 pm. followed by 3 more sessions on Nov 1, Nov 28 & Dec 6.  Registration is limited and on a first come basis. The link to the registration is https://tinyurl.com/ybfogqbc. The cost is $75 per family (up to 3 members), it includes an organized workbook, resource materials, and light refreshments. A sample of what this workshop will cover is:-Envision Your Future-Calculating Successor's Management & Labor Contributions-Vision, Goals & Action Steps for Succession Planning-Checklist for choosing Professionals I hope you will join us to engage with other producers considering the same goal and to learn from each other. If you have additional concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to Bonnie Collins at bsc33@cornell.edu or 315/736-3394 ext.104. Registration Information Bonnie Collins, bsc33@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 104 ========================================= Board of Directors / Committee Meeting Thursday, November 29, 2018 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) The Cornell Cooperative Extension Board of Directors meets every other month to discuss various agenda items.  Committees meet in the months between board meetings.Meetings typically start at 6pm and are held at CCE Oneida unless otherwise noted.Questions regarding Board Meetings can be directed to Terri Harrison at  tah223@cornell.edu or (315) 223-7850 extension 168                                                               Terri Harrison, tah223@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 168 ========================================= Farm Transfer Planning: (4 sessions) Thursday, December 6, 2018 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm CCE Oneida Farm & Home Center (121 Second Street Oriskany, New York 13424) Farm Transfer PlanningAre you interested in information about planning for the transfer your farm? Would you like to save money when you meet with an attorney regarding the transfer of your farm?  If so we have a workshop to help you prepare and take the first steps toward reaching your goal. It begins with what you already know, what you want and assessing your current situation. Then writing down your thoughts and questions to take stock of what you know and how to prepare to communicate with others involved. Join our confidential once a week 2 hour educational program for four-weeks at Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County, 121 Second Street, Oriskany, NY workshop planning sessions.The sessions will begin on Thursday, October 25, 2018 7 pm – 9 pm. followed by 3 more sessions on Nov 1, Nov 28 & Dec 6.  Registration is limited and on a first come basis. The link to the registration is https://tinyurl.com/ybfogqbc. The cost is $75 per family (up to 3 members), it includes an organized workbook, resource materials, and light refreshments. A sample of what this workshop will cover is:-Envision Your Future-Calculating Successor's Management & Labor Contributions-Vision, Goals & Action Steps for Succession Planning-Checklist for choosing Professionals I hope you will join us to engage with other producers considering the same goal and to learn from each other. If you have additional concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to Bonnie Collins at bsc33@cornell.edu or 315/736-3394 ext.104. Registration Information Bonnie Collins, bsc33@cornell.edu, (315) 736-3394 Ext. 104 ========================================= Farm Fest 2019 Friday, May 31, 2019 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm Farm Fest 2018 was a HUGE Success!Farm Fest 2018 was held on June 1st at DiNitto Farms in Marcy.It would have been impossible without the support of our local farmers, agribusinesses, sponsors and volunteers.Elementary school students spent the day learning about Agriculture and the farm was open to the community in the evening.Thank you for your support.SEE YOU NEXT YEAR ON MAY 31ST, LOCATION TBD! $2 parking donation appreciated =========================================