“Given the pivotal role of tile drainage in transporting fertilizer nitrogen from agricultural fields to streams and rivers, we need to consider some form of regulation if we expect to reverse hypoxia in the ...
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Department of Horticulture graduate student Sam Bosco (right) is one of 24 Cornell students attending the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – Conference of Parties 16 (UNFCCC COP16) to be held in ...
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Garden-Based Learning Program staff member Christine Hadekel has continued her commitment to empowering people through gardening while working on her Master of Public Administration with a concentration in International Development Studies. Christine was featured ...
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Cornell’s student horticulture club, Hortus Forum, presents it’s annual Poinsettia Sale: December 6 & 7 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. KPL Greenhouses Traditional reds as well as other colorful varieties: 4” mini-pots: ...
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A meeting with Senior Associate Dean Jan Nyrop to discuss the teaching functions of Cornell’s greenhouses will be held Nov. 17 at 4:30 p.m. in 404 Plant Science Building. Yesterday, the Cornell Chronicle published ...
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Jules Janick ’51 was one of five outstanding College of Agriculture and Life Sciences alumni honored November 5, 2010, at a reception and dinner at the Statler Hotel. Janick, who has been at Purdue ...
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From Eveline Ferretti, Mann Library. Cornell is hosting the 2nd annual Local Food and Fiber Fair from 1-7 pm on Thursday, November 18 in the lobby of Albert R. Mann Library. The fair’s goal ...
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This year’s deadline for submission of proposals for Toward Sustainability Foundation grants is December 15. There are two RFPs: International Research from CALS Graduate Students: View full RFP. Preference for funding will be given ...
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CornellCast video by Charles Walcott shows how it’s made. Embedded video from Cornell University Cornell makes about 2,000 gallons of cider a week. Fruit is picked from Cornell Orchards where it is sold fresh ...
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Nov. 4 CALS news release. See also Cornell Chronicle article. Cornell University, U.S. government launch new $1.15 million produce safety alliance November 4, 2010 ITHACA, N.Y. – A new public-private organization based at Cornell ...
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