If you missed Monday’s Horticulture Section seminar, Saving the King’s kitchen garden of Versailles: respecting the past and creating a future, featuring M. Antoine Jacobsohn, Director, Le Potager du Roi, Versailles, it’s available online.
Saturday morning, graduate students from all five sections helped the School of Integrative Plant Sciences put its best foot forward to prospective graduate students at a poster session in Stocking Commons hosted by SIPS and ...
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Flower Bulb Research at Kenneth Post Lab Greenhouses.
Mark your calendar: UnBelizeable! A botanical exploration through the Toledo District of southern Belize Monday, March 2, at 4:30, in Rm. 404 Plant Science Building. Join Hort 4940: Tropical Plants Extravaganza students as they ...
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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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On February 13, Don Rakow visited with recent graduates Justin Kondrat (BS ’14) and Lourdes (Luly) Rios (BS ’14), along with former graduate student Sarah Hulick (BS ’11, MS ’13) at the Ruth Bancroft ...
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If you missed Monday’s Horticulture Section seminar, How New York fruit growers are addressing farm labor challenges with Tom Maloney, Senior Extension Associate, Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, it’s available online. View more ...
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The Horticulture Sections’s online Organic Gardening course is designed to help new gardeners get started and help experienced gardeners broaden their understanding of organic techniques for all kinds of gardens. The course runs March ...
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Two Cornell projects were recently featured on the Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program‘s Dig Deeper online feature: High tunnels for winter greens – Cornell Vegetable Specialist Judson Reid used a Northeast SARE ...
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Last year, the Cornell Garden-Based Learning Program awarded eight ‘Small is Beautiful’ mini-grants of $250 to $400 to garden projects across the state. While the funding amounts were small, the impacts were not. Highlights ...
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