From an article by Amanda Garris, Researchers awarded $4.5M for next generation grapes (Cornell Chronicle, 10/11/2011): “The projects, one led by Cornell grape breeder Bruce Reisch, professor of horticulture, and the other by senior ...
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Picture Cornell — a weekly slide show created by the Cornell Chronicle and University Photography — this week features a nursery school’s visit to Cornell Orchards, Jane Mt. Pleasant engaging students in a game ...
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Dig no more: Just till 2 inches for tulip bulbs, study finds features Bill Miller‘s study showing that a much easier method of planting tulip bulbs is just as ...
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Via New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets news release: New York State officials announced $1 million in research funds will go towards specialty crop research, grower education and consumer outreach and market ...
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If you missed Monday’s seminar, here’s Ken Shackel, professor, Department of Plant Sciences, University of California-Davis, on What X-rays are telling us about xylem structure and function.
Via Kari Richards from the Viticulture and Enology Major News blog: May graduate Whitney Beaman won finalist recognition and two free tickets for Wine Spectator’s grand tastings for her video The Gentleman and the ...
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David Wolfe, chair of the climate change focus group at the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, talked about vulnerabilities of the New York landscape due to climate change, including increased flooding and pest ...
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Ian Merwin is profiled in the October 4 Cornell Daily Sun: Prof. Merwin ’90: Horticulturalist, Local Farmer, Avocado Expert. Nina Bassuk explains fall colors on North Country Public Radio: Fall leaves reaching their peak ...
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From Frank Rossi, who introduces students to plants grown for foods, beverages, fiber, aesthetics and recreation in HORT 1101 (Horticultural Science and Systems). This week in HORT 1101 (well, last week actually), we had ...
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