Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County

Informative update on EIDL and the Paycheck Protection Program!

Getting the Most Out of Your Seed Catalog from Ken Kogut. For gardeners like myself, this is the time of year when we eagerly anticipate getting seed catalogs. On a recent day when snow covered the ground, the first catalog for the coming growing season arrived in my mailbox much to my delight. Seed catalogs are much more than just pretty pictures of great vegetables or a source of garden tools and supplies. Catalogs provide a whole host of information on countless varieties.... Each plant description will cover a many useful topics - everything from disease resistance to soil preference, from size of the fruit and growth habit to storage and cultural information. To learn how to get the most out of your seed catalog, read my article: Time to order your seeds: getting the most out of your seed catalog found here: https://docs.google.com//1HBmjWteUv3F_iwLSCkiWkUzzaU/edit See more

Have you been intrigued with sourdough but too intimidated to try? Or perhaps you once tended a starter, but weren't sure if it was active or how to keep it alive? This online workshop is an opportunity to bring the health and flavor of sourdough to your every day. The class will be filmed live and include ample time for Q and A. Class offered on sliding scale $0-30, register here: http://stlawrence.cce.cornell.edu//23/starting-with-sourdo

Plan for planting! The annual Soil and Water Tree Order is here. Find a great price for deciduous and coniferous tree, along with shrubs, berries and even wildflower seeds. Get your order in by February 26th!