Hortus Forum, Cornell’s student horticulture club, still has poinsettias left to sell. So they’ll be open for business at the Kenneth Post Lab Greenhouses Tuesday, December 13, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (View map.) ...
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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). View more HORT 1101 posts. This week’s class focused on the ...
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From Marcia Eames-Sheavly: We have great news! Sustainable Tompkins, a non-profit dedicated to advancing regional sustainability, has acknowledged the work of our Garden-Based Learning Program as one of this year’s Signs of Sustainability in ...
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Webinar: Preventing winter injury and disease When: Wednesday December 20, 2011, 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. EST Presenter: Dr. Frank S. Rossi, Cornell Turfgrass Program Cost: $ 45.00 GCSAA Credits: TBD Last season brought ...
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If you missed the Chat in the Stacks Book Talk at Mann Library by Walter De Jong, Department of Plant Breeding and Genetics, you can view or listen to a podcast of the event. ...
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In a December 1 reply to the column Professors: Thou Shalt Read This Column in the Cornell Daily Sun, chair Marvin Pritts offers suggestions to students for how to get the most out of ...
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From Taryn Bauerle, bauerle@cornell.edu Are you a student looking for an internship? Or are you looking for interns or have a summer job that a motivated student could turn into an internship? We’ve just ...
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Students in The Art of Horticulture (HORT 2010) presented their final projects November 29, using plants as the subject of art or as a material in their work. The projects ranged from tiny pressed ...
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From Franziska Doerflinger fcd26@cornell.edu. Mark your calendars: The Semi-Annual Horticulture Field Meeting and Graduate Student Reviews will be Thursday, January, 19, 2012 in Ithaca. We would like again to have some post-docs and faculty ...
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