From the Cornell Chronicle, April 28, 2011: Ernest Frederich Schaufler, professor emeritus of horticulture at Cornell, died April 26 at the Cayuga Medical Center. He was 87. Born Dec. 29, 1923, in Brockton N.Y., ...
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From April 27 Cornell Chronicle article: “Peter Davies, professor of plant physiology in the plant biology and horticulture departments, will serve as an adviser to the U.S. government on agricultural and food policy issues ...
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Associate professor and turf specialist Frank Rossi is featured in an April 28 article in the New York Times (New Art at Lincoln Center: Lawn Care) telling the story of the 7,203-square-foot lawn constructed ...
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This spring, Department of Horticulture research support specialist Brian Caldwell (MS ’86) served on a panel addressing “Profitability of Organic Farming—Findings from U.S. Long-term Experiments” at the USDA’s 2011 Organic Farming Systems Conference in ...
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Third in a series of profiles celebrating the Class of 2011. Major: Plant Sciences Hometown: Bayville, N.Y. Why did you choose Cornell? Some of my relatives went to Cornell and I visited the campus ...
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This spring, students in The Nature of Plants (HORT 1115) got a bird’s eye view of some of the forest ecosystems they were studying at the Hoffman Challenge Course on Mt. Pleasant. Earlier in ...
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In addition to his ShortCUTT newsletter and podcast, turf specialist Frank Rossi is adding timely video reports to his outreach this summer. (All are targeted at lawn, golf, and sports turf professionals.) Here’s his ...
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Three fellows in Cornell Plantations’ Public Garden Leadership program are featured contributors in a recent issue of Public Gardens, The Journal of the American Public Gardens Association. The theme of the issue is Mentorship, ...
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Second in a series of profiles celebrating the Class of 2011. Majors: Plant Sciences, Agricultural Sciences Hometown: Pine City, N.Y. Why did you choose Cornell? I attended 4-H Career Explorations on campus every summer ...
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Some recent coverage of Cornell grape and wine work includes: 5 Questions for Justine Vanden Heuvel (right) in the April 2011 issue of Appellation Cornell, which is loaded with more news, research and other ...
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