If you missed Monday’s Horticulture Section seminar Creating a scouting app for greenhouse insect pest management with Elizabeth Lamb, NYS IPM Program, it is available online. More seminar videos: Horticulture | School of Integrative ...
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2016 Dreer Award recipient Raquel Kallas (MS Horticulture ’16) is pursuing her interest in viticulture in Australia with the help of a familiar face to many: Vinay Pagay (PhD Horticulture ’14), now viticulture researcher and educator ...
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Marvin Pritts traveled to Myanmar with other faculty and students in IARD 6020 – International Agriculture in Developing Nations. He’ll share stories and some fabulous photos January 31 at noon in Plant Science 114. ...
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Many in the Cornell horticulture community embarked on expeditions of note over the break: Mark Bridgen and Betsy Lamb led students in Special Topics in Horticulture: Plant Biodiversity (PLHRT 4940) on a trip to Chile ...
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NYSIPM program news release: Meg McGrath, a Cornell University plant pathologist based at the Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center, is an internationally recognized researcher, sought-after speaker, and well-versed in the solutions to ...
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To better prepare Cornell students to thrive in the growing hydroponic industry, associate professor Neil Mattson initiated a course last fall, Hydroponic Food Crop Production and Management, to teach the principles and practices of commercial food ...
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Greg Peck — arguably the nation’s preeminent hard cider scientist — is on a mission to turn America’s fledgling hard cider scene into a sophisticated industry, à la the viticulturists of California, according to ...
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What comes to mind when you think of botanical arts? A new display in the cabinets west of the first-floor foyer in Plant Science Building may challenge your notions. “Many just think of ...
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Today, students in Special Topics in Horticulture: Plant Biodiversity (PLHRT 4940) arrive in Chile. For the next 10 days, they will follow-up on their classroom experiences last semester learning about how biodiversity is perceived, valued, measured, ...
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Introduction to Garden Design March 13 to April 28, 2017. Cost: $675. Enrollment limited to 12 students. About the course Learn garden site analysis and apply the concepts to your personal space. Gain proficiency ...
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