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Feed the birds! This session will explore how you can feed birds responsibly to avoid negative encounters with rodent pests and wildlife (bears!). Stay tuned to learn how Holiday trees can serve a second purpose as shelter for birds during...
Webinar
Don't get ticked! Learn what ticks were found during the 2024 Tick Blitz, and what it means for residents. Stay tuned to learn about pests that enter homes in the fall, and best practices for their management. About our "What's Bugging You?"...
Webinar
Found a bug at home? Now what?! This session will help you to identify common bugs found in the home and offer steps to prevent future issues. About our "What's Bugging You?" series Each month at New York State Integrated Pest Management's "What...
Webinar
Back to school bugs! Learn how your student can avoid bringing bed bugs home from school, and some tips for avoiding head lice. About our "What's Bugging You?" series Each month at New York State Integrated Pest Management's "What's Bugging You...
Field Day
Cornell University's School of Integrative Plant Science will host a vegetable variety showcase and pathology twilight meeting Wednesday, August 21 at the Homer C. Thompson Vegetable Research Farm, Freeville, NY. (133 Fall Creek Rd. View map.)...
Field Day
Learn about the research we are doing at the Cornell AgriTech farm and how it will benefit Christmas tree growers. This event will also feature research on Phytophthora being done by Timothy Waller of Rutgers Cooperative Extension. Cost: $40
Webinar
Join us for a Special Session of Dairy and Food Safety Virtual Office Hours scheduled Tuesday, August 13 from 12 to 1 pm Eastern Time (US & Canada).
Workshop
Juice HACCP commonly refers to the use of HACCP plans to minimize food safety risks in the juice processing, packaging, and transportation industries. HACCP stands for Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point. Significant hazards for a particular...
Conference
In a partnership between Harvest New York and New York State Seed to Supper, we are excited to announce that Cornell Garden-Based Learning will be hosting a one-day Resilient Gardens Symposium in New York City focused on culturally relevant...
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Registration for the August 5th & 6th class is now open! This course covers the training requirements for facilities manufacturing shelf stable foods using Mild Thermal Processes, such as acidified foods and Water Activity Controlled Foods. *...
Webinar
Have you spotted the spotted lanternfly? This session will provide an update to the continuing invasion of this pest, and offer a brief introduction to a new invader, the box tree moth. About our "What's Bugging You?" series Each month at New...
Field Day
The annual Cornell Field Crop Research Field Day will be Thursday, August 1 at the Musgrave Research Farm, Aurora, N.Y. The program features walking and hay wagon tours in the morning and afternoon. The tour stops include: Vipan Kumar: Herbicide...
Conference
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Come learn from local growers and Cornell experts! Topics include pricing, crop scheduling, bulbs, perennials as cut flowers and more! Cut flower growers will learn a variety of information including crop scheduling and planning, calculating...
Workshop
Fielding customer questions on beneficials? Fighting off mealybugs? Always wanted to know more about abiotic disorders? This is the place for you. This event is designed to give greenhouse growers hands-on practice on mealybug management and...
Webinar
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Join us for this Spanish-language webinar series, specifically designed for Spanish-speaking farm employees or middle managers of dairy farms. In this webinar series, learn the fundamentals, management practices and research of the most common...
Webinar
Japanese beetles damage roses and other plants in the landscape, while their grubs kill lawns. Can they be stopped? Maybe - but not with beetle bags you buy at the store. Come learn what works, and doesn't, for Japanese beetle management, then...
Conference
This event is part of the Fruit IPM for the Home Garden and Landscapes Conference. We’ll discuss a few of the common insect, disease, wildlife, and weed pests that affect berries. Traps and scouting equipment to monitor for these pests will be...
Conference
This event is part of the Fruit IPM for the Home Garden and Landscapes Conference. Fruit trees and berries benefit from insects that either pollinate their flowers or eat pests. Welcoming and protecting these friendly insects—pollinators and...
Conference
This event is part of the Fruit IPM for the Home Garden and Landscapes Conference. We’ll discuss a few of the common insect, disease, wildlife, and weed pests that affect tree fruit. Traps and scouting equipment to monitor for these pests will...
Conference
This event is part of the Fruit IPM for the Home Garden and Landscapes Conference. Fruit is susceptible to a plethora of insect, disease, wildlife, and weed pests. In this presentation, we’ll review IPM concepts and tactics, and how they apply...
