Crossposted from Station News: Please join NYSAES and CALS Communications in welcoming Amanda Garris as the Agricultural Experiment Stations Communications Officer. Amanda is certainly a familiar face here, and we are thrilled that she ...
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Recycling farm plastics gains momentum – Cornell’s Recycling Agricultural Plastics Project (RAPP) is helping to develop an efficient recycling infrastructure to help agricultural plastics get to post-recycling markets. Farmers throughout New ...
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To relive some of the magic from last weekend, check out Carol Grove’s Picasa gallery. If you have pictures you’d like to share, send a link to your gallery to cdc25@cornell.edu and I’ll add to ...
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From Amanda Garris. Reposted from Station News 2013-05-23: Last week, students from North Street Elementary School visited NYSAES to meet scientists, tour labs and greenhouses, and learn to use microscopes. Their visit is part ...
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From Anja Timm, Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station: This season, farm managers and volunteers are installing two innovative food-producing systems at Dilmun Hill, Cornell’s student-run farm. The first is a permanent raised bed system ...
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If you missed it last week, David Wolfe was part of a panel discussing Reinventing Farming for a Changing Climate on the National Public Radio program Science Friday. Listen.
From Anja Timm, Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station. More than 30 volunteers from Cornell University and George Junior Republic School planted about 800 trees on two acres at Cornell’s Homer C. Thompson Vegetable Research ...
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If you missed the orchard walk with Ian Merwin as part of his retirement celebration at Cornell Orchards May 10, it’s now available online.
By Stacey Shackford. crossposted from CALS Notes. Before he became a world-renowned expert in pomology and viticulture, he was a taxi driver in New York City, a trolley coach conductor in San Francisco, and ...
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On National Public Radio’s Morning Edition this morning: Researchers Don’t ‘Wine’ About The Cold, Their Grapes Thrive A dozen universities are collaborating on a sort of extreme winemaking project: How cold a climate can ...
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