From Frank Rossi, who introduces students to plants grown for foods, beverages, fiber, aesthetics and recreation in HORT 1101 (Horticultural Science and Systems). This week in HORT 1101 (well, last week actually) we had ...
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A Sept. 16 article by Mary Woodsen, Organic farm coordinator offers support from the ground up, profiles CUAES organic farming coordinate Betsy Leonard: “A typical day could have Leonard mowing cover crops one minute ...
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Extension associate Bob Portmess, turfgrass specialist Frank Rossi, and Jennifer Grant, turfgrass and community IPM coordinator at the New York State IPM Program have pooled their talents to produce a new 98-page manual to ...
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From Cornell raspberry variety extends harvest into November by Amanda Garris in the Cornell Chronicle 9/15/2011: “Cornell’s new raspberry variety, Crimson Giant, is fashionably late. Developed by Cornell berry breeder and associate professor of ...
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In what’s become a September ritual, students in Marcia Eames-Sheavly’s Art of Horticulture class built a pair of sod sofas in front of the CCC building on the northwest corner of the Ag Quad. ...
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From Allison Chatrchyan, Cornell Cooperative Extension Energy & Climate Change Team. Visit the Cornell Climate Change website. Note: Webinar is limited to for Cornell University and Cornell Cooperative Extension staff, administration and board members. ...
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From the Cornell Plantations website: Date: 10/02/2011 – 1:00pm – 4:00pm. Free and open to the public. Located in Plantations’ Upper Cascadilla Natural Area, the MacDaniels Nut Grove is a unique outdoor facility on ...
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Learn the art and science of plant propagation and increase you enjoyment and success making new plants through: Seeds Cuttings Layering Division Grafting Micropropagation Next class: October 10 to December 2 Cost: $350 Questions ...
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Via Station News blog: Open house at ARS’ Plant Genetic Resources Unit Tours every hour featuring the unit’s collection of apples and other fruits and vegetables from around the world. Friday, Sept. 9, 2011 ...
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Cornell Cooperative Extensions of Columbia and Greene Counties has compiled a set of factsheets with timely, practical and research-tested information to assist with flood recovery efforts — everything from restoring water wells to removing ...
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