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Cornell research orchard seeks the perfect apple – Profiles Cornell’s apple breeding program under the leadership of Susan Brown. “The orchards, part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, are ...
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Cornell research orchard seeks the perfect apple – Profiles Cornell’s apple breeding program under the leadership of Susan Brown. “The orchards, part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, are ...
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The first cider of the season is available at Cornell Orchards, open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday on Rt. 366 across from the Vet School. Also available: Cider Apples: Ginger Gold, ...
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Book Talk: The People’s Colleges By Helene Dillard, Scott Peters, and Jane Mt.Pleasant Thursday, September 26, at 4:00pm Room 160, Mann Library Challenged by recent economic changes, is higher education turning into a private ...
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PhD candidate Vinay Pagay was awarded Best Presentation at the 2013 Cornell NanoScale Facility Annual Meeting on September 19 for his talk, “Exploring Metastable Water in Biological and Synthetic Systems using Nanoscale Tools.” “That’s ...
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In case you missed these recent posts on CALS Notes: Legislators learn about sustainable ag on campus – On Sept. 4, New York State Assembly members Barbara Lifton (D-125), Samuel Roberts (D-128), ...
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From Lori Brewer, Cornell Garden-Based Learning Program LJB7@cornell.edu: This conference is open to all audiences including the public, students, faculty and staff. Registration fee $75. Registration deadline extended to Wednesday Sept 25. Gardening in a Warmer World ...
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Dr. Alan Lakso presented a keynote presentation on innovations in fruit crop research to the Mexican Horticultural Congress held September 2-6 in Puebla, Mexico. A former student of Lakso’s, Dr. Guillermo Calderon PhD ’04, ...
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Reposted from Station News: The Cornell Lake Erie Research and Extension Lab boasts a new harvester–not for grapes or hops–but for solar energy. On Sept. 18, two arrays with a total of 136 photovoltaic ...
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USA Today focuses on farming in a series of articles looking at how climate change is impacting the way Americans work, live and play, noting the northward migration of warm-season crops as the planet ...
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If you missed Larry Robertson’s seminar Monday, Vegetable Germplasm Conservation and Characterization at the Plant Genetic Resources Unit, it’s available online.