Angela McGregor Hedstrom has joined New York Agriculture in the Classroom (NYAITC) as its new coordinator. NYAITC serves elementary and middle school students through formal and informal education. Angela’s responsibilities will include developing and ...
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From Taryn Bauerle: A graduate assistantship is available to work on aspects of root and whole plant physiology as part of a large multi-institutional USDA-funded project that focuses on precision irrigation and nutrient management ...
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A November 16 Cornell Chronicle article, Report predicts impacts of climate change on New York, reports on the release of the 600-page ClimAID study by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority. ...
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From November 16 Cornell Chronicle article: The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) is beginning a yearlong planning process with faculty, staff, students and stakeholders to develop a new organizational structure for one ...
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The fall issue of CALS News is available online. Items of horticulture interest include: Marcia Eames-Sheavly‘s Art of Horticulture class is the lead picture for the Dean’s Message that appears on page 2 of ...
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Recent articles of horticulture interest from the Cornell Chronicle: Apples with catchy names may boost revenue for farmers (Nov. 15) – Dyson School study shows consumers were willing to pay more for NY1 apples, ...
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Broaden your understanding of organic techniques for all kinds of gardens, including vegetables, fruits, flowers and ornamentals, and lawns. 8-week course starts Jan. 10, 2012. More information.
The Cornell Climate Change Program Work Team has released the fourth in its series of factsheets, Farm Energy, Carbon, and Greenhouse Gases. Previously factsheets published by the PWT: New York’s Changing Climate The Earth’s ...
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View Susan Brown‘s October 13, 2011 lecture, Cornell Apple Breeding: Taste the Apple of the Future at CornellCast. Brown, director of Cornell’s Fruit and Vegetable Genomics Initiative and head of the apple breeding program, ...
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From Kristina Engel-Ross. Cornell Orchards is currently open Tuesday to Sunday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Hours change seasonally. Check website.) See website for latest info. Follow on Facebook | View Google map. New ...
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