From Toni DiTommaso, professor in the Soil and Crop Sciences Section and Agricultural Sciences Major director. Cornell students did a great job at this year’s Northeastern Collegiate Weed Science Contest held on July 25 at the ACDS ...
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From Erin Kehoe, CSA Coordinator, Dilmun Hill Student Farm: CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Members pay at the start of the season for a share of the farm’s harvest and pick up vegetables once a ...
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Dean Kathryn Boor and CALS Class of 2017 Degree Marshals Jeremy Pardo (Plant Sciences, left) and Nola Booth (Biology and Society, right) lead CALS graduates to Commencement ceremony at Schoellkopf Stadium May 28, 2017.
On Thursday, May 18, some of the soon-to-be-graduating Plant Sciences Majors gathered for the annual ‘exit luncheon’ – an informal chance for them to share feedback about the program and make suggestions on how ...
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Get your garden off to a running start this spring. Purchase vegetable and flower transplants as well as hanging baskets at Hortus Forum‘s Bedding Plant Sale, May 19 3-6pm & May 20 10-5pm at Kenneth ...
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It’s award season, and many Plant Sciences majors have received recent recognitions, including: At the Dean’s Awards Dinner held April 17, Jeremy Pardo was named a CALS Class of 2017 Degree Marshal, and received both ...
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A roundup of recent news: Seed to Supper Connects Students with the Community – Marcia Eames-Sheavly’s Seed to Supper two-semester course sequence is part of a statewide Seed to Supper initiative that connects Cornell Cooperative Extension offices ...
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Originally posted in Discovery that Connects (SIPS blog) Plant Sciences major Nicolas Glynos ’17 has received a Young Botanist Award by the Botanical Society of America. The award recognizes outstanding graduating seniors in ...
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From Taryn Bauerle, associate professor, Horticulture Section: Plant Sciences major Tommi Schieder ’19 has been awarded a DAAD-RISE internship and is one of only five students chosen from more than 1,700 to receive additional ...
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Members of Hortus Forum, Cornell’s undergraduate horticulture club, visited Kenneth Post Lab greenhouses Wednesday, where Bill Miller explained the work of the Flower Bulb Research Program.
