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Ready for the Holidays? Come to our Wreath-Making Workshop - November 30th

Professor Cheryld L. Emmons, Ph.D. Alfred University, has developed a Tree ID Key specifically for Allegany County. To see her work, click ***Here***.

The 2009 growing season in New York has again not been “normal”. Reports from around the state indicate that corn planted for silage is highly variable around the state. In some areas, corn maturity stage and potential yields appear to be very good. In other situations, corn is behind normal maturity. Look on the Agriculture Page for information on feeding Immature and frosted corn silage

Concerns over flooded fields. Look on the Agriculture Page for information on field crops.

In collaboration with the Allegany/ Western Steuben Rural Health Network, Cornell Cooperative Extension's Southern Tier Wellness Partnership (STWP) is embarking on a new and exciting grant program that is geared to help municipalities in Cattaraugus and Allegany Counties build the infrastructure needed to develop streets that invite physical activity. We are conducting a survey, and your response would be greatly appreciated.
(Click here to take survey for Allegany County)
(Click here to take survey for Cattaraugus County)

Governor David A. Paterson announced Cornell Cooperative Extension Allegany - Cattaraugus County’s Southern Tier Wellness Partnership is one of 12 community organizations to share in $890,000 in funding over the next five years to adopt “complete streets” policies in local towns and villages. Mini-grants are available to interested parties. For more information click ***Here***

Looking for ways to stretch your dollars and save money? Check out the "Living Below Your Means" link and other Financial Information ***Here ***