In an article at Hot Potato Press, writer Carrie Koplinka-Loehr interviews Gregory Peck, assistant professor in the Horticulture Section, Mario Miranda Sazo, area fruit specialist for Cornell Cooperative Extension, and local farmers to assess the condition of local fruit ...
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Cornell Chronicle : Matthew Willmann wants to partner with Cornell scientists to make plant research faster, cheaper and more productive. And he has just the equipment to make those partnerships bloom. Willmann, director of ...
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Reunion is coming up fast (June 9-12). Mark your calendar for these events of plant science interest: The Liberty Hyde Bailey Lecture: Genomics and the Future of Agriculture – In honor of professor emeritus ...
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Volunteers fashion commencement boutonnières from orchids for graduating Plant Science Majors and graduate students from the five Graduate Fields associated with the School of Integrative Plant Science. Some of the soon-to-be-graduating Plant Science Majors gathered ...
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Cornell Chronicle : New York agriculture faces a looming employment crisis, but not the kind that normally leaves job seekers skittish. A rise in job capacity in the agriculture industry is not being met ...
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If you missed last month’s Mann Library ‘Chats in the Stacks’ panel discussion on Liberty Hyde Bailey’s book, The Holy Earth, it’s available online. The panel features Scott Peters (Department of Development Sociology), Jim Tantillo (Department ...
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If you missed Friday’s Dreer Award Seminar video Impatiens and Vegetables in Thailand featuring James Keach, Ph.D. ’16 (Plant Breeding), it’s available online. Visit Keach’s Dreer Award blog PhytoRealism detailing his travels. Administered by the Horticulture ...
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Cornell Chronicle : Cornell’s annual Service Recognition Dinner, honoring the dedicated work of Cornell staff who are celebrating 25, 30, 35, 40 or more years of service, was held May 17 in the Ramin ...
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Cornell Chronicle : Stretching beyond the “apple a day” adage, Cornell students explored a natural area in Ithaca and villages in Belize to learn how common plant life helps alleviate ailments. “In Belize, use ...
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