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Meeting
Join Ronald P. Lynch Dean Benjamin Houlton for faculty/staff CALS Fall Update followed by Q+A. Topics will include an update on faculty hiring, new special projects, and highlights from his first 11 months as dean. Join him in person at G10...
Conference
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This two-day event will feature speakers from multiple disciplines who are working at the forefront of evolving entities. Individually and collectively, they are addressing the complexities and rewards of collaborating with a wide range of...
Seminar
Perspectives in Global Development Seminar Series: Fall 2021 COVID-19 has revealed the vital ties between human health and the health of animals and the planet. Beyond driving greater risk for emerging infectious diseases, the current collision...
Meeting
This event has been reschedule from August 28, 2021 to September 8, 2021. Held virtually on Zoom starting at 4:45PM. Come join American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program (AIISP) students, faculty, staff, and our friends from the community to...
Workshop
Entry for the Youth Dairy Judging competition is now open! The contest will be held on September 2nd during the colored-breed week during the New York State Fair. Registration is required and it is open to any New York youth ages 8 to 19 using...
Workshop
We are cautiously optimistic that we will be able to send our NYS 4-H Dairy Challenge Team to Harrisburg for the Junior Dairy Management Contest this Fall. There is a $1,000 scholarship available to the highest scoring youth at this contest and...
Webinar
English webinar Tuesday, August 24, 2021 @ 4:30 PM (ET) The Cornell Farmworker Program and the Finger Lakes Community Health clinic co-sponsor two free webinars (one in English and another in Spanish) with Dr. José Canario, and Ellen Hey, NP. We...
Meeting
Akwe:kon Great Room (125 Triphammer Road) AIISP invites new and returning Indigenous graduate students to start the new academic year by getting to know each other. Don’t miss the opportunity to get your voice heard, make an impact on our...
Field Day
Habitat for Beneficial Insects Open House - Thursday, August 19, 2021 at 1:30pm - 3:30pm Location: Fruit and Vegetable Research Farm - 1097 County Route 4, Geneva, NY 14456 We are in our 4th year of establishing perennial wildflowers and grasses...
Webinar
The New York State Food Donation and Food Scrap Recycling Act will go into effect on January 1, 2022. This webinar will discuss various ways farms can utilize the potential availability of food waste through animal feed, composting, anaerobic...
Experience the beautiful gardens, arboretum, woodland trails, and panoramic views that helped Cornell Botanic Gardens earn its #1 ranking as the most beautiful college arboretum.
Festival
Join your CALS friends and colleagues for an afternoon of free Cornell Dairy ice cream cups, music and lawn games on the Ag Quad!
Field Day
The 2021 Cornell Field Crops annual field day will be held August 12th highlighting the latest field crops research across CALS and providing an opportunity for in-person exchange of ideas and experiences. This year's program offers a wide...
Webinar
Learn about the diverse cultural uses of lavender and the history of lavender cultivation in this special encore presentation of Verdant Views.
The Robison Herb Garden has a rich history, as do the over 500 varieties of herbs featured within its walls. View this lush and lively garden through a biocultural lens on an hour-long tour with student Garden Ambassadors Jakara Zellner and Nola...
Webinar
Learn about the diverse cultural uses of lavender and the history of lavender cultivation in this installment of Verdant Views.
Field Day
Participants will tour the listed fields in the West Groton area before the meeting then bring questions and comments to the meeting at the Scheffler’s farm. Our focus will be on annual forages, small grains, soybeans, and corn, but welcome...
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. Join us for an in-person visit to the Martha Howell Young Flower Garden. This lush flower garden celebrates significant relationships between people and plants by showcasing key cultural connections and symbolic meanings...
Experience the beautiful gardens, arboretum, woodland trails, and panoramic views that helped Cornell Botanic Gardens earn its #1 ranking as the most beautiful college arboretum.
Join Brandon George, graduate student in Public Garden Leadership, for an in-depth explanation of perennial plant sociability – the study of groups of plant species that are usually found together.
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