High stakes: Tomato production in hoop houses Hosted by Dilmun Hill Student Organic Farm, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. Saturday September 10 at 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM Extending the New York growing season with ...
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Reposted from the Liberty Hyde Bailey Conservatory blog: It figures. The Victoria lily (Victoria x ‘Longwood Hybrid’) began its dramatic two-day flower display — its first since being moved to the new water feature in ...
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In the field: Pomologists dig roots into cider apple research – Scientists like Greg Peck, Thomas Chao and Susan Brown are responding to the growing interest in cider with field trials ...
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Hundreds flocked to the west end of the Ag Quad Thursday for the first Farmers’ Market at Cornell of the season. Vendors included … The Society of Horticulture for Graduate Students (SoHo): Dilmun Hill Student ...
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Students in the Art of Horticulture (PLHRT 2010) got a quick introduction on how to create digital botanical art during their class on Tuesday. Working in teams, they arranged locally sourced flowers from trials ...
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Mark Bridgen, Horticulture Section professor and director of the Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center, will lead an eco tour and natural history workshop to the Galapagos Islands June 1 – 12, 2017. Participants will ...
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Jenny Kao-Kniffin, assistant professor in the Horticulture Section, kicks off the Fall 2016 Horticulture Section Seminar Series on Monday, August 29, 2016 at 12:20 p.m. in 404 Plant Science Building. She will speak on Modifying plant-biotic interactions ...
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Horticulture professor emeritus Marty Petrovic was awarded the 2016 George L. Good Gold Medal of Horticulture by the New York State Nursery and Landscape Association (NYSNLA) at the New York State Fair August 25. The award is NYSNLA’s highest ...
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More than 30 seed growers, researchers, food industry representatives, consumers and others attended the first Cornell Kale Day at the Homer C. Thompson Research Farm in Freeville, N.Y. August 23. Phillip Griffiths, associate professor ...
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Reposted from the Cornell Chronicle’s Essentials Blog : In the brutal, mind-bending world of agronomic combat that is a regional weed Olympiad, Plant Sciences major Patricia Chan ’17 became a legend. Contestants solve real-life ...
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