From Christopher Dunn, Ph.D., the E. N. Wilds Director of Cornell Plantations: Our big-leafed magnolia, sadly, has many serious structural and disease issues, which combined pose a significant risk of failure. And so it ...
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Research at the Bluegrass Lane Turf and Landscape Research Facility is in full flower … Technician Pat MacRae tends more than 600 David Austin roses (representing 80 varieties) in a newly planted multi-year trial. Flower ...
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From the USDA’s Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program: Having trouble with pests in your greenhouses and high tunnels? Interested in learning more about using biological control to manage them? Read SARE’s new ...
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We’re we’re looking for a talented individual Assistant/Associate Professor of Sustainable Fruit Production (60% research, 40% teaching). The candidate is expected to develop and direct an externally-funded, nationally-recognized research program on deciduous fruit production systems ...
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From Marvin Pritts, Horticulture Section chair: Last Monday, 15 interns from Cornell Plantations and Cornell Orchards visited the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, N.Y., to learn more about the research conducted there, ...
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Reposted from Station News : Demolition began this week on the Old Range Greenhouses, as contractors continue with the $4.7 million greenhouse renovation at the Station. Once completed, the multi-year project funded by the state ...
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From Marvin Pritts, Horticulture Section chair: I’d like to invite you to a lunchtime presentation July 9 at noon in PS 114 where I will share experiences about my recent trip to Peru. I ...
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Cornell experts lead hands-on summer program in grape-growing and winemaking – Wine enthusiasts can explore the science of growing grapes and making wine this summer at the Cornell University Viticulture and Enology Experience (CUVEE) ...
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From Bianca Moebius-Clune, coordinator: Cornell Soil Health Initiative. Join us for our 2014 Cornell Soil Health Train-the-Trainer Workshop to be held on campus August 12-15. This intensive workshop focuses on measuring and improving soil health through holistic, ...
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From Marvin Pritts, Horticulture Section chair: Please join with me in congratulating Laurie Drinkwater on her promotion to full professor. Laurie had an outstanding promotion package and those who read her materials will attest ...
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