Sponsorship for 2026 Dairy Day and Corn & Soybean Day - Sponsorship Opportunities

January 13 - January 21, 2026

Program information:

• Dairy Day - January 13, 2026 at Appley Center - White Eagle Conference Center, Hamilton, NY
• CANCELLED: Dairy Day - January 14, 2026 at William Schwerd Building - 4-H Training Center, Ballston Spa, NY
• Corn & Soybean Day - January 20, 2026 at White Eagle Conference Center, Hamilton, NY
• Corn & Soybean Day - January 21, 2026 at Saratoga County Auditorium, Ballston Spa, NY

Set up between 8:15- 9AM the day of the event!

There are four sponsorship tiers to choose from:

Green:

All events: $250

Includes:

• Business card or logo in program agenda
• NO REGISTRATION included.

Red:

One event: $350
Two events: $600
All events: $750

Includes:

• Business Card or logo in program agenda (email yours to cnydlfc@cornell.edu)
• One free registration per event/location
• Table (2'x6') for flyers and display during coffee hour (9-10am) and lunch (12-1pm)

Blue:

One event: $400
Two events: $700
All events: $900

Includes:

• Everything at Red sponsorship level
• Upgrade to full-page ad in program

Purple:

One event: $600
Two events: $1000
All events: $1500

Includes:

• Everything at Blue sponsorship level
• Space for stand displays/pullups next to food and drinks at coffee hour and lunch, and next to the presentation screen (limit one per day)

If you have any questions about sponsorship or issues with the sponsorship registration, please email cnydlfc@cornell.edu or call 315-866-7920.

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January 13, 2026 : Dairy Day - Hamilton
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January 14, 2026 : CANCELLED Dairy Day - Ballston Spa
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