Ian Merwin, Herman M Cohn Professor of Horticulture, will present a Crop and Soil Sciences (CSS) seminar on Long-term impacts of groundcover management systems on orchard nutrient budgets, rootstock microbial communities, and productivity, Thursday, ...
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If you missed John Erwin’s seminar, Photosynthesis in floriculture crops: Are we ‘stressing out’ our plants?, it’s now available online. For more seminar videos from this semester and before, visit our seminar video playlist.
Special seminar sponsored by the New World Agriculture and Ecology Group and the CU Mushroom Club: Mushrooms in International Development: Observations From Travel in Bangladesh and Rwanda Speaker: Bryan Sobel Graduate Field of Horticulture ...
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If you missed Monday’s seminar presentations on Innovations in Education featuring Marcia Eames-Sheavly, Travis Park, and Steve Reiners, it’s available online. Pecha Kucha is a presentation format where speakers use 20 slides for 20 ...
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If you missed Jason Londo’s seminar Monday, Variation in winter survival mechanisms of wild and cultivated grapevine, it’s now available online.
If you missed Monday’s seminar, Population growth and greenhouse production featuring A.J. Both, Robert Langhans Visiting Scholar, Associate extension specialist, Department of Environmental Sciences, Rutgers University, it’s available online.
If you missed Monday’s seminar Improving the abiotic stress tolerance of floriculture crops — why, how, and who cares? with assistant professor Neil Mattson, it’s now available online.
If you missed the recent Department of Horticulture seminars with John Sanford and Grady Roberts, they’re now available online: New ways of seeing the plant genome with John Sanford, Courtesy associate professor, Department of ...
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If you missed this week’s department seminar, New adventures in vineyard geomatics with Andy Reynolds, Professor of Viticulture, Cool Climate Oenology & Viticulture Institute, Brock University, it’s now available online.
If you missed Chris Wien’s seminar on Monday, Cornell’s role in horticulture in developing nations, it’s available online:
