The Department of Horticulture Fall 2012 seminar series (HORT 4950/6000) will kick off August 27. Seminars meet most Mondays, 12:20 to 1:10 p.m. in Plant Science Room 404 and via Polycom to Geneva A134 ...
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If you missed Patrick McGovern’s seminar last week, Uncorking the Past: The Archaeological and Chemical Hunt for the Origins of Viniculture, it’s available online.
If you missed Susan Brown’s presentation Apples: From Johnny Appleseed to genomics at the 1st Annual Cornell University Graduate Student Plant Breeding Symposium April 13, it’s available online. Other presentations from the symposium are ...
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Update 4/12/2012: Seminar canceled. Agricultural Science Policy: Changing Global Agendas and Emerging U.S. Implications Julian Alston Professor, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics Director, Robert Mondavi Institute Center for Wine Economics University of California, ...
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Associate chair Susan Brown will speak on “Apples: From Johnny Appleseed to Genomics” at a day-long symposium, Wild and Forgotten: Conservation, Characterization, and Utilization of Orphan Crops and Wild Relatives. The event is sponsored ...
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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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If you missed Johannes Lehmann’s presentation March 12 on Integrated biochar systems for soil fertility management, it’s available online.
If you missed Brad Rickard’s seminar, Reputation spill-overs: Examining consumers’ valuation of wine regions and varietals , it’s now available online.
David Wolfe will be leading the conversation at Keeton House March 8:
If you missed Peter Cousin’s seminar, Dwarves, Worms, Sex Change, and Bunch Rot: Exercises in Grapevine Breeding and Genetics, it’s now available online.
