From Cornell Chronicle article by Alex Koeberle 2013-06-26: Diners at Trillium need not look farther than out the window to see where part of their meal originates. The basil in their pasta or cilantro ...
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In case you weren’t aware, CALS is on Facebook. And if you visit now, you might see a familiar scene in the cover photo:
Minns Garden – Photo essay features Minns Garden, for countless Cornellians a cherished campus landmark. Giant ‘Cucumber’ From Brazil … – Stephen Reiners, associate professor, Department of Horticulture, ...
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From: Carol MacNeil, Cornell Cooperative Extension Vegetable Program, crm6@cornell.edu Soil health is never more important, nor more obvious, than in a very wet year. At a field day July 11th in Clyde, NY, ...
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Tour allure: Enjoy Cornell’s ‘garden of weedin” – The Cornell Weed Garden is a scientific utopia that features 85 of the Northeast’s most tenacious, loathsome and frustrating plants known to farmers ...
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Damage to fruit by spotted wing drosophila (SWD) — an introduced pest from East Asia — is expected to increase this season. In response, Cornell researchers and extension educators have trap network covering some ...
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Dilmun Hill, Cornell’s student-run farm, will begin its weekly farmstand Thursday, June 13 from 3 to 6 p.m. on the Ag Quad outside Mann Library. In the event of rain, the stand will be ...
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From Kathryn J. Boor, PhD, The Ronald P. Lynch Dean, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences: I am pleased to announce that Susan Brown, currently associate chair of the Department of Horticulture and Herman ...
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Crossposted from CALS Notes: Horticulture professor Chris Wien will serve as interim director of Cornell Plantations – the botanical gardens, arboretum, and natural areas of Cornell University – while the university searches for a replacement for Don Rakow, who announced ...
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A watercolor diptych by Marcia Eames-Sheavly Native and Exotic Coupling is one of the works featured currently at the exhibition Art and Science: Drawing and Botany at the 49th annual meeting and conference of ...
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