From the Cornell Chronicle, March 29: Nine new and free organic production guides are now available for farmers. The guides provide information on how to produce certified organic apples, blueberries, grapes, lettuce, potatoes, spinach, ...
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Chris Wien’s 2009 Cut Flower Trials summary is now available online. The summary includes trials in the field as well as in high tunnels — which extended the harvest season for local cut flower ...
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Dreer Award Lecture: Vertical Greening Systems Monday, April 5, 12:15 p.m. 461 Kennedy Hall Poster Presented by: Stephanie Gautama, B.S. Landscape Architecture ’09, Dreer Awardee 2009-2010 Greenwalls, green facade, livingwalls… What are the differences? ...
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If you missed the N.Y. Small Farm Summit March 4, you can view videos of the morning’s progress reports online, as well as Dean Susan Henry’s noontime address. For more information about the Summit, ...
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The Department of Horticulture’s Flower Bulb Research Program website has a new look and updated information following its relaunch today. The site features research summaries of the Program’s work on forced tulips and lilies, ...
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According to a Cornell Chronicle article, Cornell researchers — with funding from the Cornell Center for a Sustainable Future (CCSF) and Cornell Civic Ecology Lab (CEL) — are playing a major role in Mayor ...
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Get experience growing, maintaining and evaluating plants. 35 hour/week paid internship, June 1 to Aug 20. Application deadline extended to April 15. For more information, see poster or contact Melissa Kitchen at 607-280-4898 or ...
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Lloyd Traven (M. S. ’81 – Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture), owner/partner of Peace Tree Farm Kintnersville, Pa., shared his propagation expertise and showcased some stunning begonias on the Martha Stewart Show March 2. View ...
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Some recent articles of interest from the Cornell Chronicle: Cooperative extension program airs nationwide on PBS – ‘GoGreener,’ a motivational PBS TV special that offers simple ways to save money and make the most ...
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8-week online course starts April 5 and is designed to help experienced gardeners broaden their understanding of organic techniques for all kinds of gardens. With a strong foundation in soil health and its impact ...
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