Registration is now open for Organic Gardening one of the online courses offered by the Horticulture Section in Cornell’s School of Integrative Plant Science. Organic Gardening is designed to help new gardeners get started and ...
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CALS News : This fall, apple lovers can look forward to three new varieties from the oldest apple breeding program in the U.S. — located at Cornell AgriTech in Geneva, New York, part of ...
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2020 was quite a year. We had to cancel our annual Floriculture Field Day. But the annual flower and foliage plant trials located near the Cornell Botanic Gardens’ Nevins Center are looking good. ...
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Associate professor Don Rakow was recognized for his innovative research with a 2020 SHIFT (Shaping How we Invest For Tomorrow) Award by the nonprofit Center for Jackson Hole. The SHIFT Awards recognize individuals, initiatives, or organizations that make innovative, impactful ...
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Cornell Chronicle : Even in the coronavirus era, New York’s pick-your-own farms are flourishing. “After months of enduring lockdowns, especially in New York, the pick-your-own berry farms around the state are booming this year,” ...
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Cornell University announces the availability of the Cornell Assistantship for Horticulture in Africa (CAHA), a doctoral position for a student from sub-Saharan Africa studying in the field of horticulture. The doctoral assistantship is available ...
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Neil Mattson, assoociate professor in School of Integrative Plant Science’s Horticulture Section, was featured with other food activists in the June 16 edition of the Gastropod podcast, Dig for Victory. Gastropod looks at food ...
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Registration is now open for Introduction to Garden Design a distance learning course offered by the Horticulture Section in Cornell’s School of Integrative Plant Science. The course will help you apply basic garden design ...
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To wrap up the semester, two MPS students in Cornell’s Public Garden Leadership Program led virtual educational programs engaging local audiences. Kim Ellis led a workshop on Growing Winter Vegetables with your Classes for ...
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In case you missed it, the Spring 2020 issue of CALS Magazine (.pdf version) is loaded with articles featuring innovative and impactful research and teaching efforts by faculty in the Horticulture Section and other ...
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