Ulster County hosts program to help new farmers grow a future in agriculture
Cornell Cooperative Extension in Kingston is hosting the 2024 New and Beginner Farming Program.
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Feb 21, 2024, 5:33 PM
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78ds agoA new program in Ulster County is helping people grow a future in agriculture.
Cornell Cooperative Extension in Kingston is hosting the 2024 New and Beginner Farming Program.
Event organizers say they will cover topics including local farming, poultry and livestock production and agritourism.
The program will be held on March 16 and it costs $15.
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