Learn botanical illustration online. Three courses taught by Marcia Eames-Sheavly start January 23, 2017: Basic Drawing Techniques Working with watercolor Advanced Techniques You can view works by students in previous classes on display in ...
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From the Dilmun Hill Student Farm farm managers: Join us on the Farm to help celebrate Dilmun Hill Cornell Student Organic Farm’s 20th year in existence! Activities, demonstrations, farm tours, food, drinks, live music ...
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For more than 15 years, CALS has bolstered its sustainability research with a steady stream of gifts from the Toward Sustainability Foundation (TSF), a Massachusetts-based organization founded by an anonymous, eco-minded Cornell alumna. Since ...
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If you missed Monday’s Horticulture Section seminar, The Initiative for Food and AgriCultural Transformation – Networking for Change with Casey Hoy, Faculty Director, InFACT, Kellogg Endowed Chair in Agricultural Ecosystems Management, The Ohio State University, it ...
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Tricks for perfect pumpkin picking – Horticulture Section professor and pumpkin expert Steve Reiners shares some tips on how to pick the perfect pumpkin for the Halloween season. See also this ...
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Via Betsy Leonard ‘81, Organic Farm Coordinator, Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station (CUAES): Dilmun Hill Student Organic Farm is pleased to invite you to our 20th Anniversary Celebration! Please join us on the Farm ...
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If you missed Monday’s Horticulture Section seminar, The promise of urban agriculture with Anu Rangarajan and Molly Riordan, it is available online. More seminar videos: Horticulture | School of Integrative Plant Science
Two recent recognitions: Tom Whitlow, associate professor in the Horticulture Section, has been selected as a Frank Rosenblatt Faculty Fellow for his “longstanding and deep commitment to the Hurburt Residential College for Environmental Education and ...
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Cornell Chronicle : One of Cornell’s famous corpse flowers is getting ready once again to unfurl its fetid bloom. The plant nicknamed Wee Stinky, one of two flowering-sized titan arums in the living collection ...
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Cornell Chronicle How do you know when squash is at its ripest and tastiest? Most vegetables offer a unique hint. Bananas turn a summery yellow. Peaches are soft but not too squishy. Squash, ...
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