Summer 2019 Field Days
Field Days provide opportunities for to connect with growers and learn about research in the field. Field Days scheduled for summer 2019 are listed below. 2019 Small Grains Management Field Day Thursday, June 6, ...
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Hariharan and Reed recognized by Office of Inclusion and Student Engagement
– Chris Peritore SIPS graduate student Janani Hariharan and staff member Tara Reed were recognized at the 2019 Graduate Diversity & Inclusion Spring Recognition Banquet, held April 30th. Sponsored by the Office of Inclusion ...
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Martínez promoted to full professor
-Magdalen Lindeberg Enid Martínez in the SIPS Soil and Crop Sciences Section, was officially promoted to full professor, effective April 1, 2019. Martínez is a soil and environmental chemist. As described in her faculty ...
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DiTommaso honored by Northeastern Weed Science Society
-Magdalen Lindeberg Congratulations to Toni DiTommaso, Professor & Chair, SIPS Soil and Crop Sciences Section, for receiving the 2019 Fellow Award from the Northeastern Weed Science Society (NEWSS). DiTommaso received the award at The ...
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Chang, Collins, and Law receive MacDonald Musgrave Awards for 2018
-Leslie Larsen On Friday, December 7th, three outstanding members of the SIPS Soil and Crop Sciences Section were recognized at the annual MacDonald Musgrave Awards ceremony. These awards, the highest honors bestowed by the ...
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Tri-societies meeting draws SIPS faculty, staff, and students to Baltimore
-Magdalen Lindeberg The 2018 Tri-Societies Meeting was held in Baltimore MD from November 4 – 7. Sponsored by the American Society of Agronomy, the Crop Science Society of America, and the Canadian Society of ...
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SIPS graduate students honored by ASPB and CSSA
-Magdalen Lindeberg SIPS graduate students Ann Bybee-Finley (Soil and Crop Sciences), Hannah Thomas (Plant Biology), and Kate Harline (Plant Biology) have been named as 2018 recipients of awards from the Crop Science Society of ...
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SIPS takes on the active learning challenge
Cornell Chronicle Hands-on “active learning” is an instructional method that is being increasingly adopted in classrooms across the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS). CALS is promoting this effort by supporting faculty ...
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DiTommaso speaks on weeds and climate to the Australasian Weed Congress
-Magdalen Lindeberg How is climate change affecting agriculture? How can we prepare ourselves for expected challenges in weed management? These are some of the questions addressed by Toni DiTommaso, in his keynote address to ...
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Cornell students excel at collegiate weed contest
–Toni DiTommaso Once again this year, Cornell students did a masterful job at the Northeastern Collegiate Weed Contest held on July 24, 2018 at the BASF Research facility in Pine Level, North Carolina. Teams ...
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