If you missed Friday’s Liberty Hyde Bailey Lecture, Genomics and the Future of Agriculture, it’s available online. The lecture and panel discussion, in honor of professor emeritus Steve Tanksley, winner of the 2016 Japan Prize, ...
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Reunion is coming up fast (June 9-12). Mark your calendar for these events of plant science interest: The Liberty Hyde Bailey Lecture: Genomics and the Future of Agriculture – In honor of professor emeritus ...
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From Steve Reiners, Horticulture Section chair: On November 13, 2015, we received the sad news that our friend and colleague, Robin Bellinder, professor of Horticulture at Cornell University for 31 years and an international ...
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Some recent items of horticultural interest: GenNext Researchers: Jaume Lordan Sanahuja – Growing Produce interviews post-doc associate in Terence Robinson’s lab. Trendsetter: Alex Traven – Greenhouse Management profiles former Dilmun Hill farm manager and ...
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: “An art project featuring a live tree that bears 40 different kinds of fruit is more than just a conversation piece. The so-called “Tree of 40 Fruit” — blossoming in a ...
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Dr. Alan Lakso presented a keynote presentation on innovations in fruit crop research to the Mexican Horticultural Congress held September 2-6 in Puebla, Mexico. A former student of Lakso’s, Dr. Guillermo Calderon PhD ’04, ...
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Study shows promise for East Coast broccoli industry – Thomas Björkman provides a recipe to grow a year-round, $100-million-a-year East Coast broccoli industry. “Most standard varieties developed for western climates have ...
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The Spring/Summer 2012 Department of Horticulture Alumni Newsletter is now online. Catch up on news from alumni around the world and more.
Welcome back Jacob Barney (Ph.D. Horticulture 2007) at this Crop and Soil Sciences Seminar: Cultivating energy not weeds: The intersection of bioenergy and invasion ecology Jacob Barney, Assistant Professor – Plant Pathology, Physiology and ...
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The March-April 2012 issue of Upstate Gardeners’ Journal features a story by Michelle Sutton (née Buckstrup, M.S. ’00), Love letter to the mother ship (pages 14-17). “Cornell is a beacon for New York gardeners,” ...
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