Cornell Chronicle When some of the world’s best golfers tee off next month in the 72-hole Olympic competition, they will be navigating fairways and greens imagined and designed by a pair of Cornellians. ...
Read More
A production-scale high tunnel is rising at Dilmun Hill Student Farm. Once complete, it will not only extend the growing season for the farm, but also serve as an educational resource for the many classes that visit ...
Read More
Despite some welcome rains yesterday (July 25), much of central and western New York remains in a severe drought. The combination of low snowfall last winter and meager rainfall and warm temperatures this season has reduced stream flows ...
Read More
This summer, Manuel Aregullin, senior research associate in the Plant Biology Section, led a group of Cornell undergraduates on a trip to the Dominican Republic to study Caribbean plant-based medicinal practices that coexist with ...
Read More
NYS IPM Climate Conference: Climate, Weather, Data: Protecting Our Crops and Landscapes August 15, 2016, 9:00 – 4:15 Cornell Cooperative Extension Albany County, Voorheesville, NY With all the talk about climate change you might ...
Read More
Steve Reiners, Marvin Pritts, Greg Peck and others weigh in on how drought in New York is affecting fruit and vegetable growers in this What’s With the Weather? post on the Cornell Climate Change ...
Read More
Cornell Chronicle : Cornell researchers have advice for vineyard managers in cool and humid climates like the Northeast: cover up. Maintaining bare soil beneath vines has long been accepted management practice to stifle competition ...
Read More
From Mary Woodson, New York State Integrated Pest Management Program (NYS IPM). ITHACA, NY: If two words could sum up Toni DiTommaso’s qualities as professor of weed science at Cornell University, “unbridled enthusiasm” — words ...
Read More
Pre-registration deadline is July 15 @ noon. Walk-in registrations will not be available, you must pre-register. Register now. Repost from June 24. From Art Agnello, Dept. of Entomology, NYSAES: Mark your calendars for the Cornell ...
Read More
One of the projects tackled in spring 2014 by students in the course Creating the Urban Eden: Woody Plant Selection, Design, and Landscape Establishment (HORT/LA 4910/4920) was the installation of water retention bioswales east of ...
Read More
