Cornell Chronicle : The ground may be covered in snow, but New York farmers already have their minds on growth. Agricultural producers from across the state are meeting in Syracuse Jan. 19-21 as part ...
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NYSIPM Program press release: Geneva, NY. January 21, 2016: Dale-Ila Riggs, president of the New York State Berry Growers Association, knew well the danger when SWD (aka spotted wing drosophila) blew into New York in ...
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Broccoli is just one manifestation of a truly amazing plant, Thomas Björkman tells Surprisingly Awesome podcast hosts Adam Davidson, a New York Times Magazine economics columnist and co-founder of NPR’s Planet Money, and Rachel ...
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If you’ve gotten shut out in years past because Camp Mushroom sold out before you even heard about it, now’s the time to sign-up for the annual event which will be held June 3 ...
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Looking for a summer internship? Application deadlines are coming up fast. Here are some especially attractive Cornell internship opportunities you should check out: Summer Research Scholars Program – Based at the New York State Agricultural ...
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Marvin Pritts, professor in the Horticulture Section of the School of Integrative Plant Sciences, is spending winter break in India, where he is assisting students in the Agriculture Systems Group in the class Agriculture ...
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Cornell research on combining edibles, herbs and ornamentals in patio containers is featured in and article in the January 2016 issue of GrowerTalks magazine, a trade magazine serving the greenhouse and garden center industry, ...
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A new video from the USDA’s Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program features Cornell’s Soil Health Program, based in the Soil and Crop Sciences Section of the School of Integrative Plant Sciences. “We’re still ...
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If you were concerned about the fate of the murals on the first floor of Plant Science Building damaged during construction of the new teaching labs, don’t fret. The original artist, Danielle Hodgins ’08, ...
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Horticulture professor Thomas Björkman is breeding new varieties of broccoli that thrive in the eastern climate. His research as part of the Eastern Broccoli Project could mean fresher, better tasting broccoli grown in New ...
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