The Cornell Berry Program’s online nursery guide for berries and small fruit has been updated for 2010. The guide lists more than 400 cultivars and provides contact information U.S. and Canadian commercial nurseries that ...
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Three videos from the Urban Horticulture Institute are now available online: Tough Trees for Tough Sites Support Your Local Tree Creating an Urban Forest: The Bare Root Method The videos are also available on ...
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Floriculture’s Environmental Footprint: An Inconvenient Truth or Consumer Opportunity? is the theme for the 25th annual Seeley Conference, to be held June 26-29, 2010 in Ithaca, NY. “Business owners should not think of the ...
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The New York State IPM Program announces publication of two new organic berry guides: 2010 Production Guide for Organic Strawberries 2010 Production Guide for Organic Blueberries Topics in the guides include: Soil health Site ...
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Via Lori Bushway’s Community Horticulture blog. The New Yorker magazine devoted an article to the retirement of Carolyn Klass, who for 38 years was Cornell’s insect pest diagnostician in the Department of Entomology. The ...
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From Pat Curran, CCE Tompkins County: Travel to the Netherlands with Chris Cerveny of Cornell’s Horticulture Department, at a Garden Travel Slide Show offered by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County, Saturday, Feb. 27 ...
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Update : Follow annual flower research at Bluegrass Lane on Facebook. Images, ratings and other data from the 2009 annual flower trials at Bluegrass Lane Turf and Landscape Research Center are now available online. ...
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The Atlantic columnist and gadfly Caitlin Flanagan created quite a stir with her column Cultivating Failure: How school gardens are cheating our most vulnerable students, published in the magazine’s January/February issue. Flanagan’s main point ...
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Researchers and staff in the Department of Horticulture and Cornell Cooperative Extension educators are helping farmers across New York to tap the benefits of reduced tillage systems, including: Labor savings. Lower fuel costs. Less ...
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Fruit growers considering the organic market have two new online resources to help them: A Grower’s Guide to Organic Apples Production Guide for Organic Grapes The guides provide suggestions on everything from variety- and ...
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