Dealing with flooded fields
Via Steve Reiners and Marvin Pritts: “Record-breaking rains in eastern New York State have left many vegetable and berry growers in dire straits. What had been shaping up to be a decent season has ...
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Via Steve Reiners and Marvin Pritts: “Record-breaking rains in eastern New York State have left many vegetable and berry growers in dire straits. What had been shaping up to be a decent season has ...
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Friday, September 2, 4:30 – 7:00 PM Tour Dilmun Hill Student Farm and MacDaniels Nut Grove forest farming research and education center, learn about sustainable vegetable production and student-led research, and get your hands ...
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In lieu of hard-copy handouts, resources for today’s seminar with David Way, associate director, Cornell Center for Teaching Excellence are below: Sample “Civility contract” Active Learning—On-Line Resources Professional Development Module on Active Learning – ...
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From Kara Dunn karalynn@gisco.net: While consumers are enjoying fresh, locally-grown sweet tomatoes and crispy greens from Northern New York’s market gardeners, the growers are drawing on Northern New York Agricultural Development Program (NNYADP)-supported high ...
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There’s a new place to buy fresh, local foods on the Cornell campus: The Farmers Market at Cornell. Season: Sept 1 – Oct 20 Hours: Thurs, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Location: Ho Plaza ...
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From Frank Rossi and Jennifer Grant: More than 60 turf professionals attended the Reducing Chemical Use on Golf Courses – Redefining IPM field day held at the Bethpage State Park on Tuesday August 18. ...
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Looking for apples, fruit, and more? The Cornell Orchards farm store (Rt. 366 across from the Vet School) is open for the season! Hours: See website for latest info. Through Labor Day: Tuesday to ...
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From Franziska Doerflinger: On the last Sunday before the start of the fall semester, the SOHO graduate student club invited the department on a wine tour around Keuka Lake. This smaller one of the ...
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Thomas Björkman discusses a project he’s leading to help develop an East Coast broccoli industry at a Feb. 7, 2011 Department of Horticulture seminar. The Department of Horticulture seminar series kicks off Monday, August ...
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In an August 18 Cornell Chronicle article, Summer internship gives viticulture senior a taste of vineyard management, undergraduate coordinator for the Cornell viticulture and enology program Kari Richards details the experiences of DeAnna D’Attilio ...
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