New York Certified Organic (NYCO) Field Crops and Dairy Meeting
Event Details
Date
February 10, 2026
Time
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location
Jordan Hall @ Geneva Agritech
630 W North St
Geneva, NY 14456
Host
New York Certified Organic
Kristen Loria
607-351-0554
email Kristen Loria
New York Certified Organic (NYCO) Field Crops and Dairy Meeting
Jordan Hall @ Cornell Agritech's Geneva campus (630 W North St, Geneva, NY)
February 10, 2026, 10 am - 2 pm
Cost: FREE, coffee provided, potluck lunch
Join us for the 2026 winter NYCO meeting! This year's meeting will feature informal networking and breakout discussions. There will be no formal speaker, so be sure to bring good questions and best new ideas from the 2025 season to share with the group, along with your dish to pass!
Breakout discussion groups will include topics of weed management (facilitated by Bryan Brown), soil test results (please bring your own, facilitated by Kirsten Workman and Emily Reiss), and any other topics of interest to the group.
Reach out to Kristen Loria with questions (kal52@cornell.edu) or 607-351-0554.
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