In this 12-minute video, C.F. Nicholson, Adjunct Associate Professor, Horticulture Section, School of Integrative Plant Science, Cornell University summarizes the potential contributions of controlled-environment agriculture systems (greenhouses, vertical farms and plant factories) to food ...
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Nutritional Composition of CEA Leafy Greens: A Case Study on Carotenoids of Kale Grown in Field, Greenhouse, or Indoors Presentation by Dr. Neil Mattson (Cornell University) and Dr. Marianne Nyman (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) about some of ...
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Cornell Chronicle: 2020-07-08: Fueled by year-round market demand for local food and by advancements in greenhouse technology, controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is a rapidly growing field. In this intensive form of agriculture, plants are grown ...
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CEA Viability in Metro Areas project principal investigator was featured with other food activists in the June 16 edition of the Gastropod podcast, Dig for Victory. Gastropod looks at food through the lens of ...
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The Promise of Urban Agriculture: National Study of Commercial Farming in Urban Areas This 216-page report by CEA Viability in Metro Areas team member Anu Rangarajan and Molly Riordan provides details on a study ...
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From CEA Viability in Metro Areas team member Jacob Holley, Ph.D. Candidate, Cornell University: New lighting technology in the form of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) entered the horticultural market recently and spurred interest worldwide in the ...
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In order to better understand the educational and vocational training needs of future farmers in the rapidly expanding greenhouse and vertical farm sector (controlled environment agriculture, or CEA), Cornell University worked with The Ohio ...
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In the article Dinner As We Know it Is Hurting the Planet. But What If We Radically Rethink How We Make Food? in the February 3 edition of Time Magazine, Cornell CEA team leader ...
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Cornell CEA program lead Neil Mattson and Paul Sellew, founder and CEO of Little Leaf Farms talked hydroponics on WCAI radio’s award-winning public affairs program The Point. The station is a listener-supported public radio station serving ...
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Reposted from the Apogee Instruments website: Cornell University is using Apogee’s SQ-520 Full-Spectrum Quantum Sensor (USB) to research growing vegetables in greenhouses with electric lights. Jake Holley, Graduate Student in the School of Integrative Plant Science, ...
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