Associate Professor Jane Mt. Pleasant is one of six speakers in Cornell Plantations’ Fall 2009 Lecture Series. Jane’s presentation on Farming in Iroquoia: Surprising Comparisons with European Agriculture will be November 11 at 7:30 ...
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Attendees at a pair of August field days at the Organic Research Farm at the Homer C. Thompson Vegetable Research facility in Freeville, N.Y., were treated to a hands-on workshop to assess cover crop ...
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Laurie Drinkwater hosted a visit by five scientists from China Agricultural University in Beijing August 22 to 25. “They were from the department I visited when I was in China last year and are ...
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The Fall 2009 Department of Horticulture Seminar Series (HORT 6000/4950) starts Monday, Aug. 31 at 3:35 in Plant Sciences Building Room 404. The first speaker will be Glen Creasy, Senior Lecturer in Viticulture, Lincoln ...
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More information: Melissa Kitchen, 607-280-4898 or mjb239@cornell.edu. Click on images for higher quality versions. More images below. For permissions, contact Craig Cramer: cdc25@cornell.edu Right, Floriculture Field Day attendees at Cornell University’s Bluegrass Lane research ...
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Justin Scheiner Trent Preszler Jim Meyers From Justine Vanden Heuvel, assistant professor. Kudos to three of my students for their recent awards: Justin Scheiner received an American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) National ...
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From Meg McGrath, Long Island Horticulture Research and Extension Center. More images Basil downy mildew, which was first reported in the U.S. in October 2007 in Florida and the Northeast in 2008, is unfortunately ...
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From a NYSIPM program news release by Mary Woodson. For their involvement in nearly a decade of research to develop, test, and fine-tune techniques that steeply cut pesticide and fertilizer use, staff members at ...
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August 19 – 20, Canandaigua, NY More information.
Mass plantings of flower bulbs evolved ”to planting bulbs in smaller clumps in perennial gardens, and now it’s coming down to planting them wherever you want in flower gardens.” — Bill Miller, who heads ...
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