Time: June 26, 2013 from 10am to 3pm
Location: Antwerp, NY
Street: Route 11
City/Town: Antwerp, NY
Website or Map: http://www.ccejefferson.org
Phone: 315-788-8450 (office) 315-704-8810 (cell)
Event Type: introduction, to, silvopasture
Organized By: Ron Kuck
Latest Activity: May 30, 2013
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CCE Jefferson / Lewis Pasture Walk series continues in 2013
1st Meeting: Wednesday, June 26
Introduction to Silvopasture
Guest speaker: Joseph Orefice, Owner/operator,
North Branch Farm, Saranac, NY
Assistant Professor, Paul Smith’s College,
NRESS Student, University of New Hampshire
10:00am – 12:00pm Mazy Acres / Jim Young. Miller Road, Antwerp
Organic Dairy; new bedded pack barn with flat parlor.
12:00pm – 1:00pm Lunch on your own. We’ll bring the water and snacks
1:00pm – 3:00PM Beartown Farms / Gene LaMothe,
36779 Pulpit Rock Road (look for signs). Antwerp
GPS N44 16.508’ W075 38.188’
65 acres of woodland un-pastured for 50 years; Former dairy farm. Plus woodland that was planted to corn 20 years ago.
Date: Wednesday June 26
Cost: $10 per farm or family.
Contact: Ron Kuck, CCE of Jefferson County 788-8450 or rak76@cornell.edu
Early sign up requested. Future pasture walks are tentatively scheduled for the 4th Wednesday of every month through September.
Cornell Cooperative Extension Association of Jefferson County provides equal program and employment opportunities. Please contact the Cornell Cooperative Extension Association of Jefferson County office if you have special needs or are unable to pay.
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