The berry portal of the Cornell Fruit website and the online Berry Diagnostic Tool have been redesigned, revamped and relaunched. Improvements in the berry portal include a redesigned homepage, easier access to featured resources, ...
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New York and Northeast fruit and vegetable growers will benefit from a cornucopia of projects funded for 2010 by the Northeast Region of the USDA’s Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program. New York-based projects ...
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There’s an old expression that ‘great wine is made in the vineyard,’ and it’s true. Justine Vanden Heuvel, an assistant professor of viticulture at Cornell who identifies compounds in the vineyard that lead to ...
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CALS Dean Susan Henry and her husband Peter were among the 125 visitors attending the open house at the Bluegrass Lane Turf and Landscape Research Center on Saturday, April 24, walking the flower bulb ...
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Recent recognitions: Marvin Pritts was named the 2010 recipient of the CircleLink Award in honor of outstanding advising, teaching and innovative programming in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Christine Hadekel was selected ...
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While the timing was coincidental, students in Nina Bassuk’s and Peter Trowbridge’s ‘Creating the Urban Eden’ course (HORT/LA 4910/4910) installed a new landscape in front of Mann Library on the 40th anniversary of Earth ...
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Where to buy Cornell seeds Wasn’t that a great story on CBS Sunday Morning with our own Michael Mazourek and chef Dan Barber? It’s also great that you all are ...
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Do-It-Yourself Mushrooms, a feature in this morning’s Home and Garden section of the New York Times, chronicles the growing interest in home-scale mushroom production. The article quotes Ken Mudge on the prospect of commercial-scale ...
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Click on images for larger views. Photos by Meg McGrath. For more images, visit McGrath’s late blight photo gallery. ITHACA, N.Y. — Last year, many broken-hearted gardeners in the Northeast were denied their cherished ...
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Via Christine Hadekel, Cornell Garden-Based Learning Program: This garden season, Cornell Garden-Based Learning is excited to launch Dig Art! Cultivating Creativity in the Garden, our new online guide to garden arts. Dig Art! provides ...
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