For more than a decade, CALS has bolstered its sustainability research with a steady stream of gifts from the Toward Sustainability Foundation (TSF), a Massachusetts-based organization founded by an anonymous, eco-minded Cornell alumna. In ...
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If you missed Monday’s seminar with Dr. Conrad Vispo, Hawthorne Valley Farmscape Ecology Program, on Farming and Nature: Looking at It from Both Sides, it’s available online.
Starting November 1 (while supplies last), customers at Cornell Orchards‘ retail store will be able to buy RubyFrost™ apples, one of a pair of much-anticipated new varieties from the Cornell breeding program. (The second, SnapDragon™, was available ...
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New course coming Spring 2014: Coffee, Cloves and Chocolate: Plant Explorers and Thieves Did you know that pepper was a major player in Europe’s “discovery” of the Americas? Or that coffee is the world’s ...
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If you missed last Friday’s ‘Stickwork’ workshop led by sculptor and Messenger Lecturer Patrick Dougerty, time-lapse video of the build is available online. Read more about the event in the Ithaca Journal, and see ...
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Check out the fall issue of PeriodiCALS, where several horticulturists are prominently featured: Susan Brown (pages 3, 24), Thomas Björkman (page 21) and Michael Mazourek (page 22).
Everyone — young and old — is invited to help create a large-scale ‘stickwork’ sculpture with artist Patrick Dougherty at the Ithaca Children’s Garden, starting at 9:30 a.m. Friday. Dougherty, who has created more ...
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From the NYS IPM Program website: Marion Zuefle, M.S., has joined the staff of the New York State IPM Program as a vegetable IPM educator. Zuefle, who previously served as a NYS IPM vegetable ...
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From Steve Gabriel, Extension Aide, Dept. of Horticulture, sfg53@cornell.edu: I’m collaborating with Roger Ort, Cornell Cooperative Extension – Schuyler County, on a Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Research and Extension program grant to develop the pawpaw ...
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