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Mann Library garden certified by ‘green’ landscape system – The garden space flanking Mann Library’s front door is one of only 11 landscapes in the country to be certified by the ...
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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Light up the farm with sustainable energy
From Violet Stone, Cornell Small Farm Program. Have you been considering transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy on your farm or homestead? The farmers in the 2012 “Light Up the Farm with Sustainable ...
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Students get hands-on experience at Freeville
Students in Steve Reiners’ and Robin Bellinder’s Principles of Vegetable Production class (HORT 3500) spent Saturday morning at the Homer C. Thompson Vegetable Research Farm in Freeville, N.Y., learning the ins and outs of ...
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Ag station student group turns garden harvest into food donations – Student Association of the Geneva Experiment Station donates about 40 bushels of produce from their garden to the food pantry ...
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Video: Cornell’s role in horticulture in developing nations
If you missed Chris Wien’s seminar on Monday, Cornell’s role in horticulture in developing nations, it’s available online:
Sod sofa in 60 seconds
Yesterday, Marcia Eames-Sheavly’s Art of Horticulture class built built a sod sofa on the Ag Quad. It took them the better part of the afternoon. But here it is in 60 seconds: A different ...
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New guide gets to the root of tree and shrub problems
More info: Elizabeth Lamb • eml38@cornell.edu • 607 254 8800 by Mary Woodsen New Cornell guide gets to the root of tree and shrub problems ITHACA, NY: Cornell University plant pathologist George Hudler began ...
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