If you missed Monday’s seminar, A novel horticultural oil alters turfgrass growth & physiology , with Bill Kreuser, PhD candidate in the Department of Horticulture, it’s available online.
View a talk Sustainable Gardening in a Changing Climate that David Wolfe, Professor, Department of Horticulture and Faculty Fellow, Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future gave to the Ithaca Garden Club on November 20, ...
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Registration is now open for the online course Permaculture Design: Fundamentals of Ecological Design, offered Jan. 6 to Feb. 20, 2014 through the Department of Horticulture’s distance learning program. The study of permaculture helps ...
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If you missed Lindsay Jordan‘s seminar on Monday, Using under-vine cover crops as a sustainable alternative to herbicide in cool climate Riesling Vineyards, it’s available online.
Cornell Media Relations press release: ITHACA, N.Y. – Farmers, gardeners and students have a new place to learn about climate change and how to be part of the solution. The website, climatechange.cornell.edu, is a one-stop ...
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Via Tom Whitlow: Every fall, students in Restoration Ecology (HORT 4400) take on a pro bono consulting project for a local non-profit agency, working together to gather data, analyze the issues and report their findings. This ...
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If you missed Monday’s seminar, Up, down, and broken: models of transport processes in xylem and phloem featuring Abraham Stroock, Associate Professor, School of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Cornell University, it’s available online.
Update : Poinsettias are sold out. Thanks for your support! Hortus Forum, Cornell’s undergraduate horticulture club, is now taking pre-orders online for poinsettias for pick-up at Ken Post Greenhouses December 9 or 13, ...
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If you missed Monday’s seminar, Lessons from 40 years of fruit research, featuring Alan Lakso, it’s available online.
As crop indicators, weeds spread in warmer world – “Weeds are the wild relatives of many of our crops,” says Antonio DiTommaso, a weed ecologist and Cornell associate professor in the ...
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