Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County is a non-profit educational organization providing community programs and resources. It connects residents with research-based information on topics including agriculture, food and nutrition, youth development, and the environment. The organization aims to help county residents improve their lives and communities through practical education and outreach.
The organization offers various programs focused on food and nutrition education. These initiatives often include practical cooking components designed to teach healthy eating habits, food preparation skills, and food preservation techniques. Programs serve different segments of the community, including families, adults, and youth through specific initiatives like 4-H.
Cooking and food skills workshops cover subjects such as preparing nutritious meals on a budget, preserving local produce through methods like canning and fermentation, and creating healthy versions of popular dishes. These educational experiences are typically delivered in a hands-on format, allowing participants to gain direct experience with the techniques being taught. Programs may consist of single workshops or multi-session series depending on the topic and target audience.
