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What's happening at the Experiment Station (An archive of Cornell AgriTech news 2011-2013)

September 30, 2013

  The Ithaca Journal captures the Geneva apple harvest - To see  the full gallery, click...

September 25, 2013

This year's Fun on the Farm event was held on Saturday, September 20th The Station's display featured apple tasting, pumpkin decorating, viewing Entomology's insect collection...

September 25, 2013

  September 14, 2013 Although most station members work closely with agricultural products, we may often forget that our research has a direct impact on the...

September 19, 2013

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...

September 13, 2013

Researchers in Northeast evaluate wines from the multi-state NE 1020 project by Linda Jones McKee Geneva, NY—Thirty-three winemakers, growers and industry researchers eschewed...

September 12, 2013

Just as a reminder… when Spring (or Autumn) cleaning, think twice before tossing out all those old files  The Cornell University Archives Rare and Manuscripts...

September 11, 2013

Have you checked out the latest issue of periodiCALS yet If not, here’s your chance! This special, online-only edition of the college magazine turns the spotlight on some...

September 11, 2013

Each year the Entomological Foundation presents an award to a collaborative team which successfully contributes to pest control efforts using Integrated Pest Management...

September 8, 2013

By Craig Kramer Paola Barba, PhD candidate in the Graduate Field of Plant Breeding in Bruce Reisch's lab, has received the 2013 Munger/Murphy Award for excellence The award...

September 3, 2013

Please join us in welcoming Amy Andersen to a new role at the Experiment Station! Amy was recently hired as the administrative assistant for the director’s office, where she...

September 2, 2013

The Department of Entomology warmly welcomes Dr Kyle Wickings, assistant professor of soil arthropod ecology, to Cornell University Kyle’s responsibilities will be to carry out...