Last fall, Karl Niklas, the Liberty Hyde Bailey Professor of Plant Biology, gave a talk about Plant Physics, a book he co-authored with Hanns-Christof Spatz, professor emeritus of biophysics in the Faculty of Biology ...
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Neither Rain nor Mud nor (Etc.) Earns IPM Award for Cornell Farm Manager by Mary Woodsen, NYSIPM program. Three days after Tropical Storm Lee blew through the Northeast in early September 2011, turning streams ...
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Note change of venue: Whetzel Seminar Room, 404 Plant Science Bldg From Grant Thompson, MS/PhD Student, Graduate Field of Horticulture The Plant Sciences Chili Cook-Off will be held in the 2nd floor lobby of ...
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From a Weed Science Society of America news release: Glenn J. Evans, Robin R. Bellinder and Russell R. Hahn won an Outstanding Paper Award from the Weed Science Society of America for their paper in Weed Technology: An Evaluation of ...
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Adapt-N — an online tool that helps precisely manage nitrogen inputs for grain, silage or sweet corn developed by a team in the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences — was selected as the ...
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From Violet Stone, Cornell Small Farms Program (vws7@cornell.edu): Are you interested in or currently farming in a city? Do you wonder how to access land, how to reclaim a contaminated site, how to maximize ...
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Cornell Chronicle article by Kate Frazer, agricultural stations communications officer for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. After a novel naming challenge drew more than 1,000 suggestions from around the world, a ...
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From February 6 news release from the New York Wine & Grape Foundation: The New York Wine & Grape Foundation said a big “Thank You” to several individuals and businesses at its annual “Unity ...
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Last July, Cornell University asked the public to suggest names for two new grape cultivars known as NY95.0301.01 and NY76.0844.24. The contest drew over 1,000 entries from wine lovers on every continent, excepting Antarctica. ...
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Stephen Reiners, Associate Professor, Horticulture, Cornell University, passes along his annual report on New York’s vegetable sales based on statistics from the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets. For the first time ...
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