Seminar video: Gennaro Fazio on apple rootstocks
If you missed Monday’s seminar, you can view it below. Apple Rootstocks and the Quest for Marker Assisted Breeding Gennaro Fazio, adjunct professor, Department of Horticulture, Cornell University
Monthly Archives: March 2011
They said it: Alan Lakso
“Like raising a family, you can’t treat every child the same way. Because of the places we typically put vineyards, there’s a lot of soil variation. Difference mapping guides growers to appropriate varietal and ...
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New York wines on N.Y. Nightly News
Anna Katharine Mansfield, assistant professor of Enology and Christopher Gerling, Enology extension associate, of the Cornell University Viticulture and Enology Program drop by NYNN to discuss the amazing growth in variety and quality of ...
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Learn hands-on cultivation at Camp Mushroom April 15-16
Camp Mushroom April 15 & 16, 2011 Arnot Forest Van Etten, N.Y. (20 miles south of Ithaca) Camp Mushroom is a unique beginner/intermediate level workshop for those interested in small-scale forest mushroom cultivation. Participants ...
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Learn grapes and wine at CUVEE
The Cornell University Viticulture and Enology Experience is a week-long professional studies course sponsored by the School of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions July 17 to 22. The course pairs pairs enologist Kathy Arnink ...
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Hort alum is NOFA-NY president
In January, Jamie Edelstein CALS ’97 assumed the office of president of the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York (NOFA-NY), an organization of consumers, gardeners, and farmers that has been working to create ...
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New York #5 in vegetables
Stephen Reiners, Associate Professor, Horticulture, Cornell University, passes along his annual report on New York’s nationwide ranking as a vegetable producer based on statistics from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. When you say New ...
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Webinar March 28: Getting Your Turf on the Right Track
From Lori Bushway: 2011 Cornell Landscape Webinar Series: Getting Your Turf on the Right Track A program designed to update landscape and golf course turf management professionals about the steps necessary to keep the ...
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Greenhouse floriculture internship
Neil Mattson and Gary Harman working with Walt Nelson and CCE-Monroe County are sponsoring a summer internship based in the Rochester area for a continuing Cornell student. The intern will work on a project ...
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Signs of spring: Forced flower bulbs at KPL
Looking for a preview of spring? Melissa Kitchen posted pictures of forced flower bulbs at Kenneth Post Lab greenhouses in this Facebook photo album.