On behalf of Dale Ila M. Riggs, President, NYS Berry Growers Association and Dr. Courtney Weber, NYSAES Small Fruit Breeder via the Cornell fruit news and events blog. Two years ago, the NYS Berry ...
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If you missed Marcia Eames-Sheavly‘s seminar Creativity in Horticulture Teaching and Extension on Monday, it’s available online. See also our Art of Horticulture YouTube playlist.
Associate Professor Jane Mt. Pleasant will be one of the speakers at a symposium on the Haudensoaunee symbolism of “The Tree of Peace” and place-based foundations of indigenous science, March 21, 3 to 6 ...
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From Neil Mattson and Bill Miller: We invite you to attend a free, informal open house at the Cornell campus to highlight some of the greenhouse research being conducted there. Come visit our trials ...
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Updated 2014-03-12: Due to heavy snow and freezing rain forecast across upstate New York, the 2014 NY Small Farms Summit, Beyond Direct Marketing: Exploring New Ways to Sell, is rescheduled for March 24th. If you were ...
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The current forecast is cold and stormy. But students in the course Creating the Urban Eden: Woody Plant Selection, Design, and Landscape Establishment (HORT/LA 4910/4920) took advantage of a sunny Tuesday afternoon to prune ...
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Snowdrops (Galanthus nivalis) bloom in Minns Garden on Tower Road.
If you missed Monday’s seminar with Steve Reiners, 20 years of vegetable research and extension — successes, disappointments and what lies ahead, it’s available online. )
After a two-year hiatus, the 2014 Seeley Summit will be held June 22-24, 2014 in Lisle, IL (outside Chicago). There, floriculture leaders will gather to consider how water scarcity will affect their industry’s entire ...
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