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CURRENT & UPCOMING EVENTS
Companion planting is based on the idea that certain plants can benefit others when planted in near proximity. A companion planting chart for common herbs and vegetables is provided
July 13 (Tuesday)
6:30 - 8:30PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NY
Cost: $5The Power of a Colorful Plate
Learn what it is about fruits and vegetables that make them so good for you. You will prepare some recipes to expand your horizons and increase the variety in your diet.July 15 (Thursday)
6:30 - 8:30PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NY
Cost: $10
*Class is also offered on Saturday, July 17, 9:30 - 11:30AMSo Easy to Preserve: An Introduction to Food Preservation
This class will cover the most common food preservation methods, including equipment needed. Participants will learn how to freeze fruits and vegetables, how to can foods in a boiling water bath and a pressure canner, and when to use each. Food drying will also be explored, including how to dry fruits, vegetables and meats.July 17 (Saturday)
9:30 - 11:30AM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NY
Cost: $10So Easy to Preserve: An Introduction to Food Preservation
This class will cover the most common food preservation methods, including equipment needed. Participants will learn how to freeze fruits and vegetables, how to can foods in a boiling water bath and a pressure canner, and when to use each. Food drying will also be explored, including how to dry fruits, vegetables and meats.July 20-25
9AM - MidnightSaratoga County Fair July 22
7:00PM
Saratoga County FairgroundsBoard of Directors Meeting August 21 (Saturday)
9:30AM - NOON
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NY
Cost: $15*Class is also offered on Saturday, July 17, 9:30 - 11:30AM
Let's Preserve Tomatoes and Peppers
This class covers how to can or freeze whole tomatoes or sauce. We'll also make salsa and marinated peppers and can them in a boiling water bath canner. Each participant will take home a jar of salsa or marinated peppers.August 24 (Tuesday)
6:30-9:00PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NY
Cost: $15Let's Preserve Tomatoes and Peppers
This class covers how to can or freeze whole tomatoes or sauce. We'll also make salsa and marinated peppers and can them in a boiling water bath canner. Each participant will take home a jar of salsa or marinated peppers.September 13
7:00PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NY4-H/Human Ecology Program Committee Meeting September 14 (Tuesday)
6:30-9:30PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NY
Cost: $15Let's Preserve Root Vegetables and Winter Squash
Participants will learn the procedures for safely canning low-acid vegetables in a pressure canner. They will receive updated information about the different types of pressure canners that can be used. We'll also explore freezing whole pureed vegetables. Participants will take home preserved product.September 16
7:00PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NYBoard of Directors Meeting September 27
7:30PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NYAgriculture Program Committee Meeting October 21
7:00PM
4-H Training CenterBoard of Directors Meeting
Annual MeetingOctober 21
4-H Training CenterCCE Annual Dinner Meeting November 1
7:00PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa, NY4-H/Human Ecology Committee Meeting November 22
7:30PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa,NYAgriculture Program Committee Meeting December 9
7:00PM
CCE Office
Ballston Spa,NYBoard of Directors Meeting
For information and resources regarding Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), please visit our state website at www.cce.cornell.edu
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