If you missed Fred Cowett’s department seminar on Modeling Street Trees on a Statewide Basis in New York State on Monday, it’s available online: Abstract: Street trees are an integral component of livable, healthy ...
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At a campus ceremony and reception November 7, Bruce Reisch, professor in the Department of Horticulture received the 2011 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences award for Outstanding Accomplishments in Applied Research. “This award ...
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From Kelly Swarts kelly.swarts@gmail.com: Will your department emerge triumphant as the chili champions? Or can’t you stand the heat? The Battle of the Plant Sciences Chili Cook-Off will be on Friday, November 18 from ...
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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 in class, Neil Matson ...
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Submission Deadline: Dec. 15, 2011 The Department of Horticulture at Cornell’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) requests proposals for innovative research, teaching and outreach projects involving organics and sustainability in farm and ...
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Every fall, students in Restoration Ecology (HORT 4400) take on a real-world project in the local community, working together to gather data, analyze the issues and report their findings. This year, they’re looking at ...
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Scientists tackle threat to New York’s garlic industry – First spotted by Cornell Cooperative Extension vegetable specialist Christy Hoepting in Orleans County in June 2010, the microscopic stem and ...
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If you missed Michelle Serapiglia’s department seminar on Improvement of woody biomass traits of shrub willow for renewable energy and biofuels on Monday, it’s available online:
Join the Dilmun Hill Community of students, volunteers, faculty, and staff for a day of exciting presentations on our experiences of the past season and future plans for Cornell’s student farm. November 12, 2011, ...
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As an independent study project, viticulture and enology majors Melissa Aellen and Gillian Trimber are turning pumpkins into wine. They peeled, chopped and milled cooking pumpkins at the teaching winery at Cornell Orchards. Then ...
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