Via the Cornell Chronicle’s Essentials Blog, Marcia Eames-Sheavly is the subject of one of the 26 videos of Cornell students talking about their most influential professors posted on the website One Professor:
If you missed Monday’s seminar, Cultivating a legacy: Experiences in central Italy with organic farming, olive oil production, and dealing with a still-functioning pre-Roman water harvesting system with Lorenzo Caponetti, Tuscania, Italy, it’s available ...
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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.
Last fall, Karl Niklas, the Liberty Hyde Bailey Professor of Plant Biology, gave a talk about Plant Physics, a book he co-authored with Hanns-Christof Spatz, professor emeritus of biophysics in the Faculty of Biology ...
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From a Weed Science Society of America news release: Glenn J. Evans, Robin R. Bellinder and Russell R. Hahn won an Outstanding Paper Award from the Weed Science Society of America for their paper in Weed Technology: An Evaluation of ...
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It’s been nine months since Cornell University’s Amorphophallus titanum bloomed, and we’re catching up with “Wee Stinky” — part of the Department of Plant Biology’s Liberty Hyde Bailey Hortorium collection. Find out about how ...
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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.
In the Low-down on pumpkin season and variety in upstate New York, a video by Ithaca College’s student-run publication The Ithacan, associate professor Steve Reiners explains your pumpkin choices.
