4-H

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Contact

Mallory Illsley
4-H Program Lead
mri26@cornell.edu
607-584-5011

Last updated March 27, 2026

Time to Enroll

4-H Enrollment is now open! Please contact the Broome County 4-H office at (607) 772-8953 or spb237@cornell.edu to enroll today!

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Events

Join us for an excursion into the sweet world of maple syrup. Dan and Ruth Beasley are kindly hosting Broome County 4-H'ers at SweeTrees Maple Products, their family-owned facility in Berkshire. 4-H’ers will hike into the woods to learn all about how to make maple syrup— how to tap trees, which trees to use, and how their tubing system works. We'll then step into the sugarhouse to learn how that sap gets turned into delicious syrup, sugars, and candies. Bring your sweet tooth for sampling!

Who: Open to all Broome County 4-H members

When: Tuesday, April 7th

Time: 10:30 am

Where: SweeTrees Maple Products, 761 Glen Road, Berkshire, NY 13736

4-H Spark Club: SweeTrees Maple
Tuesday, April 7
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
4-H Tour of SUNY Morrisville's Equine Rehabilitation Center
Friday, April 10
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
4-H Livestock Program: Quail's Custom Meats Tour
Saturday, April 11
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
3rd Annual Regional Livestock Skill‑a‑Thon
Friday, April 17
5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
4-H Spark Club: Hiking with Goats
Wednesday, April 22
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

View the 2025 4-H Handbook!

4-H_Handbook_2025-2026_(3).docx

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Broome County

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