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Cornell Cooperative Extension

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Cornell Cooperative Extension
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Cornell Cooperative Extension
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cce.cornell.edu
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Private
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1865
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Operating
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251–500
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HeadquartersIthaca, United States
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Ithaca
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United States
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North America
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Keyword5 values
agricultural extension services, youth development programs, nutrition education services, community education outreach, agriculture research dissemination
Industry1 code
1Corporate Learning & Training Content Development
CodeEDAGAKACPrimaryYes
NAICS code2 codes
  • Educational Support Services61171
  • Publishing Industries513
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Services, Nec8900
  • Miscellaneous Publishing2741
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Community Education Services
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1Public Educational Services
TypeProfessional Services
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As a land-grant cooperative extension, CCE operates as a public educational institution funded primarily through federal, state, and county government appropriations, as well as grants and cooperative agreements. Services are delivered free or at low cost to community members.

cals.cornell.edu
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Pricing details1 tier
1Youth Tractor & Machinery Certification Program - $20 program fee
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
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$20 program fee for youth aged 14-16, with optional $20 for manual purchase. Pre-registration required by June 12th.

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  • 4-H programs serve youth across all NY counties with hands-on learning in agriculture, science, and citizenship
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Cornell Cooperative Extension is a statewide educational network that delivers research-based programs through a distributed county-based delivery system. The organization offers a portfolio of interconnected programs including 4-H Youth Development (with sub-programs like Cloverbuds, CARE, shooting sports, livestock, and marine camp), SNAP-Ed nutrition education, Agriculture in the Classroom, and agricultural programs like PRO-DAIRY and the Dairy Advancement Program. These programs work together to serve families, youth, farmers, and communities across all New York state counties and New York City through local extension offices that tailor resources to community-specific needs.

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-01
Description

GLOW YMCA partnered with Cornell Cooperative Extension Genesee County to deliver hands-on educational programming including 4-H Cloverbuds, SNAP-Ed nutrition education, and Agriculture in the Classroom. Programming targets children enrolled in before/after school and Universal Pre-K programs, aiming to build youth confidence, healthy habits, and early academic foundations through interactive activities aligned with Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards. Programming runs through June with plans to resume in September and extend through the next school year.

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Wellness Educator Gabrielle Dion from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County appeared on 7 News at Noon to discuss the 4-H CARE program, which focuses on community assets resiliency education. The segment serves as a public service announcement directing viewers to the organization's website for more information and sign-up details.

3Belltown Dairy
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

PRO-DAIRY and extension partners co-hosted a free farm tour at Belltown Dairy in King Ferry, New York. The event, funded by the New York Farm Viability Institute, shared research-based insights on using manure solids as dairy cattle bedding, covering screw-press separation, bedding preparation, and utilization in freestall barns with presentations from dairy specialists and engineers.

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Cornell Cooperative Extension

Community Education Servicescce.cornell.edu

Cornell Cooperative Extension firmographics

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Name
Cornell Cooperative Extension
Legal name
Cornell Cooperative Extension
Website
https://cce.cornell.edu
Company type
Private
Founded year
1865
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Ownership category
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Cornell Cooperative Extension industry classification

Industry
Product category
Community Education Services
NAICS
Educational Support Services (61171), Publishing Industries (513)
SIC
Services-Services, Nec (8900), Miscellaneous Publishing (2741)
akta.pro primary industry
Corporate Learning & Training Content Development (EDAGAKAC)

Keywords

  • Agricultural extension services
  • Youth development programs
  • Nutrition education services
  • Community education outreach
  • Agriculture research dissemination

Where Cornell Cooperative Extension is headquartered

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Ithaca
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United States
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North America

Offices1 record

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Cornell Cooperative Extension business model

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B2C
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Services

Revenue model

  1. Public Educational Services: As a land-grant cooperative extension, CCE operates as a public educational institution funded primarily through federal, state, and county government appropriations, as well as grants and cooperative agreements. Services are delivered free or at low cost to community members.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingOne time/ perpetual licenseYouth Tractor & Machinery Certification Program - $20 program fee

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels5 records

Cornell Cooperative Extension product offering

Product offering

Core offering

No source content was provided in the input to describe the company's core offering.

Product overview

Cornell Cooperative Extension is a statewide educational network that delivers research-based programs through a distributed county-based delivery system. The organization offers a portfolio of interconnected programs including 4-H Youth Development (with sub-programs like Cloverbuds, CARE, shooting sports, livestock, and marine camp), SNAP-Ed nutrition education, Agriculture in the Classroom, and agricultural programs like PRO-DAIRY and the Dairy Advancement Program. These programs work together to serve families, youth, farmers, and communities across all New York state counties and New York City through local extension offices that tailor resources to community-specific needs.

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  • 4-H programs serve youth across all NY counties with hands-on learning in agriculture, science, and citizenship
  • +1 more outcomes

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Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • GLOW YMCAcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 February 2026GLOW YMCA partnered with Cornell Cooperative Extension Genesee County to deliver hands-on educational programming including 4-H Cloverbuds, SNAP-Ed nutrition education, and Agriculture in the Classroom. Programming targets children enrolled in before/after school and Universal Pre-K programs, aiming to build youth confidence, healthy habits, and early academic foundations through interactive activities aligned with Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards. Programming runs through June with plans to resume in September and extend through the next school year.
  • 7 News at Noon (WWTI)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerWellness Educator Gabrielle Dion from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County appeared on 7 News at Noon to discuss the 4-H CARE program, which focuses on community assets resiliency education. The segment serves as a public service announcement directing viewers to the organization's website for more information and sign-up details.
  • Belltown DairycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPRO-DAIRY and extension partners co-hosted a free farm tour at Belltown Dairy in King Ferry, New York. The event, funded by the New York Farm Viability Institute, shared research-based insights on using manure solids as dairy cattle bedding, covering screw-press separation, bedding preparation, and utilization in freestall barns with presentations from dairy specialists and engineers.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Cornell Cooperative Extension

What does Cornell Cooperative Extension do?

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Is Cornell Cooperative Extension a public or private company?

Cornell Cooperative Extension is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was Cornell Cooperative Extension founded?

Cornell Cooperative Extension was founded in 1865. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Cornell Cooperative Extension based?

Cornell Cooperative Extension is headquartered in Ithaca, United States, in the North America region.

How does Cornell Cooperative Extension make money?

One revenue line is on record: public Educational Services.

Does Cornell Cooperative Extension have an API?

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What industry is Cornell Cooperative Extension in?

Cornell Cooperative Extension's product category is Community Education Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAGAKAC, Corporate Learning & Training Content Development. Its NAICS code is 61171 and its SIC code is 8900.

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Cornell ChronicleFrom llamas to lavender, agritourism grows in New York stateCornell Cooperative Extension supports agritourism in New York, with Clover Brooke Farm in Hyde Park hosting 5,000 visitors annually. Statewide agritourism activity has tripled since 2007, with nearly 1,000 farms generating $55.5 million in revenue as of 2022. CCE plans an agritourism conference in Saratoga Springs in 2025.post-journal.comFarm LessonsChautauqua Lake Central School hosted its fourth annual Farm Day on June 22, providing students with hands-on agricultural education through interactive stations and animal interactions. The event, originally established by former students as a leadership project, expanded to include participants from neighboring schools such as Bemus Point and Ripley. Community partners including Cornell Cooperative Extension and local farms facilitated learning about agriculture, nutrition, and farm equipment.Mirage NewsJudson Reid To Head Up CCE Regional Agriculture TeamsCornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) has hired Judson Reid as assistant director for agriculture and food systems, placing him in charge of the CCE Regional Agriculture Teams comprising over 100 Cornell specialists across 10 regional teams serving New York state's agricultural sector. Reid succeeds Peter Landre following his retirement in July, bringing decades of extension experience including his current roles as statewide Critical Issue Lead for agriculture and food systems and team leader for the Harvest New York economic development program. The teams serve as a bridge connecting CALS' research to food producers through on-farm diagnostics, applied research trials, and business management consultation across dairy, livestock, horticulture, fruit, and urban agriculture programs.https://www.wwnytv.comCooperative Extension offers 4-H CARE programCornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County is offering the 4-H CARE program for children ages 9 to 14. Wellness Educator Gabrielle Dion appeared on 7 News at Noon to discuss the program, which focuses on community assets resiliency education and aims to connect families with programming and workshops. The article serves as a public service announcement directing interested parties to the organization's website for more information and sign-up details.VideonewsserviceGLOW YMCA and Cornell Cooperative Extension Partner to Expand Youth Education and EnrichmentThe GLOW YMCA announced a partnership with Cornell Cooperative Extension Genesee County to deliver hands-on educational programming—including 4-H Cloverbuds, SNAP-Ed nutrition education, and Agriculture in the Classroom—to children enrolled in before/after school and Universal Pre-K programs beginning in January. The partnership aims to build youth confidence, healthy habits, and early academic foundations through interactive activities aligned with Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards. Programming will continue through June with plans to resume in September and extend through the next school year.Sixeightycellars7 Sustainable Winery Practices That Make Finger Lakes Wines Taste BetterSix Eighty Cellars, a winery in New York's Finger Lakes region, has detailed its sustainable vineyard and winemaking practices, including mechanical weed control, bio-pesticide use, cover cropping, and energy-efficient operations. The article describes how these environmentally focused methods, combined with partnerships with Cornell Cooperative Extension and the NYS Department of Agriculture, aim to produce higher-quality grapes and reduce the winery's carbon footprint. The piece frames sustainability as a core operating philosophy aligned with the New York Sustainable Winegrowing Program's certification standards.The Ithaca VoiceIthaca Green New Deal budget cut, but projects moving forwardThe City of Ithaca's Green New Deal (IGND) initiative faces an 85% funding freeze totaling $1.5 million by the federal Trump administration, targeting climate-related programs, with the freeze affecting a hydrogen plant project and school district energy programs. The frozen grants include $1 million for a hydrogen plant spearheaded by Standard Hydrogen and $1.5 million for Ithaca City School District energy assessments and workforce development. Despite the funding setback, the city has electrified over 200 buildings, is pursuing alternative investor financing, and workforce programs like Cornell Cooperative Extension's Energy Warriors will continue with support from the Park Foundation and Tompkins County.ClimateresiliencepartnershipOur Mission — Climate Resilience PartnershipCornell University and Cornell Cooperative Extension are conducting an educational initiative on flood resiliency and climate change, supported by the NYS Water Resources Institute and the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation. The project provides communities with tools to understand stream dynamics and watershed planning to reduce vulnerability to flooding from heavy precipitation events. Outreach efforts include trainings for municipalities and highway personnel in collaboration with the Lower Hudson Coalition of Conservation Districts.Cornell ChronicleDairy Advancement ProgramNew York's Dairy Advancement Program, previously the Dairy Acceleration Program, funds business plans, facility design, comprehensive nutrient management plans and best management practices for dairy farms, coordinated through Cornell CALS PRO-DAIRY and Cornell Cooperative Extension. Since 2013, 1,050 projects have received funding, reinvesting $30 million in facilities, with over 50 professionals assisting.Cornell ChronicleAn udder throwback: Milk Bar at State Fair still pours milk for a quarterThe New York State Fair's Milk Bar has served 25-cent cups of milk since 1983, with about 40 teenagers trained by Cornell Cooperative Extension. On the first day, they poured nearly 30,000 cups, and the program aims to build workforce skills.