If you missed last week’s inspiring Soup & Hope talk by Dave Wolfe and Lauren Chambliss, Hope in a Climate of Denial, it’s available online at the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future website. See ...
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Associate professor Steve Reiners assumed the position of associate chair of the Department of Horticulture March 1, 2014. Reiners replaces Susan Brown, Herman M. Cohn Professor of Agriculture and Life Sciences, who last July ...
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If you missed USDA-ARS plant breeder and research geneticist Gennaro Fazio‘s seminar this week, From root to fruit — How rootstocks properties influence fruit production and quality — it’s available online.
Thursday March 13, 5:00pm Stocking Hall 146 Trent Preszler, MS’02, PhD ’12, is CEO of Bedell Cellars, creator of the first New York wine in history to be served at the inauguration of the ...
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From 8 Little Things That Cost You BIG Money in Men’s Health “The shorter you mow your lawn, the more work it takes to keep it looking good,” says Frank Rossi, associate professor of ...
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In recent years, a new wholesale markets such as food hubs, online marketplaces, restaurants, and grocery stores have begun recruiting regional products from small to mid-sized farms. Could these emerging wholesale markets be right ...
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As featured on cornelluniversity.tumblr.com: In a Hands-on Horticulture class taught by Professor Marvin Pritts and helped by guest lecturer Professor Nina Bassuk, students learned how to prune ornamental trees and shrubs near Mallott Hall.
Life on the Hill blogger and AEM major David Schatz ’14 answers that question by profiling Introduction to Wines and Vines (FDSC/HORT/VIEN 1104) taught by Justine Vanden Heuvel and Kathy Arnink. One of the benefits ...
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Chris Wien’s 2013 cut flower cultural practice studies and variety trials report is now available online. This year’s research includes: Anemone/Ranunculus tunnel trial Delphinium longevity trial Larkspur planting date and pinching trial Sunflower night ...
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