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Cornell AgriTech helping crack open New York’s tree nut industry
Hazelnuts are native to New York state and eastern North America, yet the commercial market for these locally grown nuts has long remained limited. With the help of Cornell AgriTech, the New York Tree Crops Alliance is working to change that...
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  • Cornell AgriTech
  • Cornell Food Venture Center
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Cornell AgriTech summer program draws undergrads from across US
Cornell AgriTech’s Summer Research Scholars Program provides hands-on research experience for undergraduate students. The goal of the program is simple but impactful: to excite students about careers in agriculture and food science. Now in its...
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  • Department of Entomology
  • Food Science
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David Hugel: Will hemp grown near grapes skunk the wine?
David Hugel, a graduate student in the lab of Anna Katharine Mansfield , associate director of Cornell AgriTech and associate professor of food science, has been investigating how outdoor odors affect grapes in the vineyard. Aroma is a key...
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