Newsletter
VegEdge is the award-winning newsletter produced by the Cornell Vegetable Program. It provides readers with information on upcoming meetings, pesticide updates, pest management strategies, cultural practices, marketing ideas and research results from Cornell and Cornell Cooperative Extension. VegEdge is produced every few weeks, with frequency increasing leading up to and during the growing season. Twenty-five issues of VegEdge are produced each year! VegEdge is only available to enrollees in the Cornell Vegetable Program.
All Cornell Vegetable Program enrollees receive a complimentary electronic subscription to VegEdge with their enrollment. For more information, contact Angela Ochterski.
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Archived issues of VegEdge (issues produced more than 6 months ago) can be found below.
Archived VegEdge Newsletters
2019 VegEdge Newsletters
2018 VegEdge Newsletters
2017 VegEdge Newsletters
2016 VegEdge Newsletters
2015 VegEdge Newsletters
2014 VegEdge Newsletters
2013 VegEdge Newsletters
2012 VegEdge Newsletters
2011 VegEdge Newsletters
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Upcoming Events
Women in Agriculture Discussion Group: Apples and Vegetables
September 30, 2019
Monday, 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Lockport, NY
Each monthly Women in Ag discussion group meeting will feature an established, innovative Farm-her leading the group on a tour of her operation and sharing her expertise on business management and production. Several guest speakers, as well as Cornell Vegetable Program staff, will be brought in to act as resource people for developing solutions to common production challenges.The September 30 meeting will cover season extension, managing CSAs and tarping led by Liz Tee, CCE Lake Ontario Fruit Program, and Elizabeth Buck, CCE Cornell Vegetable Program. The meeting will be hosted by Bree Bacon (McCollum Orchards & Gardens). Bree will share her experience in social media marketing and passive farm income.