From Franziska Doerflinger: On the last Sunday before the start of the fall semester, the SOHO graduate student club invited the department on a wine tour around Keuka Lake. This smaller one of the ...
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Thomas Björkman discusses a project he’s leading to help develop an East Coast broccoli industry at a Feb. 7, 2011 Department of Horticulture seminar. The Department of Horticulture seminar series kicks off Monday, August ...
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In an August 18 Cornell Chronicle article, Summer internship gives viticulture senior a taste of vineyard management, undergraduate coordinator for the Cornell viticulture and enology program Kari Richards details the experiences of DeAnna D’Attilio ...
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Cornell Plantations fall lecture series kicks off August 24 at 5:30 p.m. in Call Alumni Auditorium, Kennedy Hall. Visit Cornell Plantations website for information about times, locations and speakers for this year’s series: August ...
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Recent articles of horticultural interest in the Cornell Chronicle: Starting a vineyard a costly endeavor, economists find – Dyson School professor emeritus Gerald White’s latest Cost of Establishment and Production ...
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Thursday, August 25, 2011, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Geneva, N.Y. Cornell University’s New York State Agricultural Experiment Station invites you to a Raspberry High Tunnel Open House featuring a primocane fruiting raspberry trial ...
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“It is not the soil pH by itself but the availability of aluminum.” Bill Miller explaining what influences the color of hydrangea blossoms and why a single bush can have different-colored flowers in The ...
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Landscapes & Lawns – A Timely Update for Green Industry Professionals The 2011 Cornell University Cooperative Extension Landscape Webinar Series continues: Nina Bassuk Frank Rossi Date: Monday October 3, 2011 from 5:15 PM – ...
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National Public Radio’s All Things Considered featured a 3-minute story August 8 on the Eastern broccoli project, including an interview with project leader Thomas Björkman (right). Listen. The project was also featured in a ...
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Via news release from Mary Woodson. GENEVA, N.Y. — Abby Seaman, a vegetable crops specialist with the New York State Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Program at Cornell University, has been named the Program’s vegetable ...
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