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Borers and Other Questions
… and leave just a couple of young, small ones. Add some compost or soluble fertilizer at the base of the plant and … soil exposing the top half-inch or so. Try putting some compost or mulch over the row to keep them shaded. The green … So technically the produce is still safe to eat but I’d compost anything that has started rotting. This week in the …
Joann Gruttadaurio
Former Senior Extension Associate in Cornell's Department of Horticulture Department, Joanne was responsible for developing resources and programs for sports turf managers, lawn care professionals and commercial horticulturalists. Her applied research focused on developing best management practices for sports turfgrass managers and lawn care...
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… Section Close contact Jean Bonhotal jb29 [at] cornell.edu Compost quality and use Degradation of pharmaceuticals … around organics management. Current research areas include compost, biochar, biosolids, farm wastes, and contaminants. …
Food Safety Begins on the Farm - An Assessment
… Toilets and Handwashing Water Use Pesticide Use Manure Use Compost Use Herd Health Wild Animals Harvest Sanitation Post …
Optimizing tillage and cover crops for organic vegetable farms
… all, in combination with three types of mulch: straw/hay, compost or no mulch. They also compared two no-till systems: … trials, with similar results to conventional deep tillage. Compost mulch increased vegetable yields, especially in …
Agriculture in the city
… and fruit in systems that rely on free, municipal compost. We will be establishing experiments that build up …
Cranberries come to Cornell Orchards
… of drain tile in gravel, followed by a thick layer of compost topped off by a layer of sand. Later, Vanden Heuvel …
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