Historic Minns Garden, located between Plant Science Building and Tower Road, is featured in an article The ‘most colorful spot’ in the May/June issue of Upstate Gardeners’ Journal. Author Michelle Sutton (MS ’00) traces ...
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If you missed the May 4 webinar about brown marmorated stink bugs, it’s now available online. Presented by Laura McDermott, Extension Specialist, Capital District Vegetable and Small Fruit Program. The brown marmorated stink bug ...
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The American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS) recognized outstanding horticulture undergraduate students in its April 2011 newsletter: Henry Jonathon Henrichs was named one of 19 Outstanding Undergraduate Horticulture Students nationwide. Cornell students also recognized ...
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Congratulations to Alex Paya and Maria Smith for receiving a Andrew W. Mellon Student Research Grant and to Bryan Emmett for receiving a Arthur Boller Student Research Grant to support his research. All three ...
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Fourth in a series of profiles celebrating the Class of 2011. Majors: Plant Sciences, Entomology, Biological Statistics and Neurobiology along with a business minor. I also fell one course short of having a Biometry ...
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Senior Extension Associate Tim Martinson (right) is extensively cited in a May 5 article in the New York Times, A Wine to Call Our Own: “Tim Martinson, 56, a grape and wine expert at ...
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See May 5 Cornell Chronicle article: Class on garden-based learning develops useful products for Belize. In a nutshell: During spring break, a dozen students working closely with the nonprofit Plenty Belize traveled to Belize ...
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With the wet, cloudy spring, they may not have gotten much of a tan. But students in LA/HORT 4910/12 (aka ‘Creating the Urban Eden’) did manage to dodge puddles, deal with mud and install ...
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Landscapes & Lawns – A Timely Update for Management Professionals A program designed to update turf & ornamentals managers about the timely pests and environmental pressures present in the 2011 growing season. Date: Monday ...
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If you’ve ever thought how great it would be to create art inspired by the flowers in your garden, here’s your chance. Marcia Eames-Sheavly will be leading two online botanical illustration courses June 6 ...
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