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"Grape Listing" website helps growers market grapes to new buyers
2007 Impacts of the NYS IPM Field Crops Pest Report
2008 Annual Conference for NY agricultural educators
2009 Cornell Strategic Marketing Conference
A framework to value demand response and price response in electricity markets
A mutational analysis of a complex gene in Drosophila melanogaster
A survey of attitudes and practices of adults with severe food allergies
Accounting for the market and non-market values of multifunctional outputs in evaluating water transfers to non-agricultural uses: Empirical evidence from Taiwanese rice production
Advancing Youth Development program
Advocating pesticide life cycle stewardship
Agricultural Biotechnology Support Project II
Agricultural management to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Agricultural practies to mitigage arsenic toxicity to rice
Agriculture and Food Research: An economic development engine
Alternatives to Methyl Bromide for the Control of Apple Replant Disease.
An analysis of urban trees, particulates, and respiratory diseases, including asthma\n
Analysis and manipulation of plant senescence for improving horticultural, agronomic, and bioenergy production
Analysis and manipulation of plant senescence for improving horticultural, agronomic, and bioenergy production
Annual contribution of New York FarmLink
Answering questions about apple tree architecture
Aquaculture sustainable development
Assessing and Improving Family Food Food Decision-making \n\nAs part of the Food Systems Leadership Development Program we are developing and testing tools for assessment and discussion guides for nutrition and food system education.
Assets Coming Together (ACT) for Youth
Associate editor of a new journal: Journal of Natural Resources Policy Research
Bacteria that cause rotten onions
Bacterial pathogens of plants, their genes, and the relevance of genome sequencing for secondary school students and teachers.
Best practices for nuisance wildlife control: a regional curriculum
Better site design for New York state: development principles to protect our streams, rivers, lakes, and wetlands
Bioacoustic research for basic life science understanding and for teaching K-12 through college.
Biogas production from animal manure and food waste
Biological control and etiology of apple replant disease
Biological effects of supplemental forms of vitamin E
Biology of mosquito vectors of disease
Biosensors and nanosensors for rapid pathogen, toxin, and disease detection
Biosensors and nanosensors for rapid pathogen, toxin, and disease detection
Biosensors and nanosensors for rapid pathogen, toxin, and disease detection
Biosensors and nanosensors for rapid pathogen, toxin, and disease detection
Bleeding cankers of European Beech: Preserving the past, protecting the future
Bleeding cankers of European Beech: Preserving the past, protecting the future
Bovine Reproduction & Artificial Insemination Training
Building Capacity to Prevent Childhood Obesity
Building Capacity to Prevent Childhood Obesity
Building a CCE community of culturally diverse gardeners
Building capacity to prevent childhood obesity
Building collaborative educational opportunities for conservation and sustainable development
Building the capacity of community leaders in upstate New York
CCE county-based deer management workshops
CCE educators lend garden-based learning knowledge to Cornell students
Cause and control of "spotty" snap bean pods
Celebrate Urban Birds-NYC!
Chair of the Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering
Citizen Science Toolkit
Citizen-Centered Leadership Development
Climate change and its impact on the distribution of invasive weeds
Climate change impacts on Northeast agriculture
Collaborative marketing makes sense for small businesses
Combining genetic resistance and reduced fungicides for tomato disease control
Community Improvement Through Youth (CITY) Project
Community Learning and Service Partnership (CLASP)
Community Learning and Service Partnerships (CLASP)
Community Learning and Service Partnerships (CLASP)
Community and evolutionary ecology of insect herbivores
Community and evolutionary ecology of insect herbivores
Community and evolutionary ecology of insect herbivores
Comparison of mechanically applied pheromone dispensing technologies for mating disruption of tree fruit pest moths
Computer modeling of environmental sustainability
Computer modeling of environmental sustainability
Controlled-environment agriculture
Controlling post-harvest toxin contamination in apples by use of ambient lighting conditions
Cooking Together for Family Meals
Cornell Biofuels teaching game: The Race to the Pump!
Cornell Commodity Promotion Research Program
Cornell Farmworker Program
Cornell Forage Yield Trial results guide producers in variety selection
Cornell International Institute for Food Agriculture, and Development (CIIFAD) activities in Afghanistan\n
Cornell Nutrient Analysis Laboratory
Cornell Nutrient Analysis Laboratory
Cornell Small Farms Program
Cornell University Master Beekeeper and IPM Program
Cornell University's Computational Agriculture Initiative: Serving the land-grant mission through data-driven science
Cornell connecting with state and regional stakeholders
Cornell program on agricultural finance
Cost of establishment and production of vinifera grapes
Cultivating Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Volunteers as peer educators
Cultivating Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Volunteers to lead New York communities and citizens to success
Dairy Farm Business Summary and Analysis Program (DFBS)
Dairy Profit Monitor
Dairy farm management adjustments to biofuels-induced changes in agricultural markets
Dairy industry outreach at Cornell University
Dairy policy analyses
Dairy profit discussion groups
Decision support of ruminant livestock systems in the Gulf Region of Mexico
Develop new technology for assuring safety and quality of fruits and vegetables
Developing Undergraduate Research Practicum Opportunities
Developing a Pest Management Strategic Plan for commercial greenhouses in the Northeastern U.S.
Developing a humane, halal compliant sheep and goat slaughter system
Developing best management practices to reduce nitrate contamination of groundwater from sod production
Developing tomato varieties resistant to late blight and early blight
Developing undergraduate research practicum opportunities
Developing volunteer skills at the Willsboro cold-hardy wine grape trial.
Development and evaluation of equipment for the production and harvesting of willow biomass
Development of an efficient semiochemical monitoring tool for bed bugs
Development of an enhanced tree fruit IPM website for Northeast apple growers
Development of bovine spermatogenesis in vivo and in vitro and relationship to male fertility.
Development of doubled haploid lines to speed onion breeding
Development of protein films with enhanced barrier properties
Durable Rust Resistance in Wheat Project
Early childcare and education in rural New York
Ecology of plant viruses
Economic analysis of the tart cherry federal marketing order
Economic costs to reduce Listeria bacteria contamination at a smoked fish plant
Economic impacts of agroterrorism
Educating consumers about food safety risks associated with children`s sippy cups
Educators get their hands dirty – literally – with living sculpture
Effects of transgenic Bt crops on soil ecology
Emergence and management of fungicide resistance
Emergency food assistance in New York City
Emergency food assistance in New York City
Encouraging sustainable forestry through resource and financial stewardship
Encouraging sustainable forestry through resource and financial stewardship
Endicott Soundlines
Engaging students in extension and field work
Engineering cellulases with higher activity on pretreated biomass substrates for biofuel production.
Engineering methods to improve pesticide application and reduce environmental pollution
Enhanced crop yield and nitrogen fertilizer utilization
Enhancing multidisciplinary experiential learning and collaborative problem-solving in conservation and sustainable development
Enhancing organic agriculture research and extension in the Northeast U.S.
Entrepreneurship education for prisoners
Environmental Stewardship on the Cornell Campus
Environmental and genetic determinants of seed quality and performance
Epidemic spread of Late Blight in 2009 – spreading the word
Erasing Boundaries—Supporting Communities: Interdisciplinary Service-Learning in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Planning
Establishing a Naturalist Outreach Speakers Bureau and inspiring a new generation of engaged outreach leaders
Establishing standard operating procedures for population assessment using fisheries acoustics.
Evaluating the effects of water-saving technologies on root health in rice production systems.
Evaluation of multi-tactic systems for control of internal feeding worms in western New York apples
Evaluation of perennial grasses for bioenergy feedstock
Evaluation of small-cell combs for control of Varroa mites in New York honey bees
Expanded soybean disease selection and communications network for New York
Exploring the potential of combining milk and soy proteins into products and ingredients of unique functionality
Extending Our Reach: Voices of Service-Learning at Cornell, a publication edited by Professor Paula Horrigan and published by the Cornell Public Service Center and the Faculty-Fellow-in-Service Program, November 2007
Faculty discuss new ideas for learning and teaching
FarmNet and FarmLink
Farming with nature
Farmland protection and public policy
Finding niche markets for northeastern-grown "EcoApples"
Fireblight Disease Risk Detection and Prevention.
Food and Nutrition Education in Communities programs
Food and Nutrition Education in communites: Nutrition education for low-income audiences
Food industry management executive education programming
Food industry management executive education programming
Food safety education and training for food retailers
Food safety training for the seafood industry
Food safety training on the internet
Food, nutritional, and other policies and their effects on the well-being of U.S. households
Foraging location and site fidelity of the double-crested comorants on Oneida Lake
Functional genomics of plant pathogenicity in Streptomyces species
Garden Mosaics: Growing Communities
Garden Mosaics: Growing Communities
Genetic evaluation and selection of beef cattle
Genome organization and transmission genetics of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
Geospatial literacy - improving access to and the understanding of geographic information systems, global position systems, and spatial data.
Ginning up a better paperwhite narcissus
Gourmet mushroom cultivation for forest farming agroforestry in the Northeast
Grain Marketing Workshop Enhances Producer's Risk Management Skills
Grape extension and industry collaborate for a sustainable future
Grape extension and industry collaborate for a sustainable future
Grass bioenergy for the Northeastern United States using grass pellets and combustion technology
Grass management for dairy cattle
Greener and Safer products and materials
HIgher Education Research
HTST (High Temperature Short Time) Pasteurizer Operators Workshops
Harvest Plus: Breeding crops for better nutrition
Health benefit (anti-Alzheimer`s Disease) of apples, orange, and banana.
Healthy grapes make better wine
Helping marinas help themselves (and save money)
Helping new Cornell Cooperative Extension executive directors to quickly and effectively attain proficiency in critical aspects of their positions
Henry Hudson Quadricentennial Scavenger Hunt Exploration and Education
Hopkins: A new Cornell wheat variety with improved grain yield and disease resistance
Host location by grape berry moth
Hydroponics Learning Model
IPM In-depth: Improving crop management in NY greenhouses and nurseries through hands-on workshops
IPM fun with insects, weeds and the environment
Identification of a fertility-restorer gene in rice
Identification resource for insect pathogenic fungi
Identifying powdery mildew resistant Verbenas
Impact and management of invasive plant species
Impacts of the NYS IPM Field Crops Pest Report for 2008
Impacts of the NYS IPM Field Crops Pest Report for 2009
Impacts of the Soybean TAg Program In NYS
Impacts of the Soybean TAg Program In NYS
Implementing Listeria controls for smoked fish and other ready-to-eat foods
Improved field corn hybrids for organic producers
Improved field corn hybrids for organic producers
Improved soil testing for toxic metals
Improving agricultural and scientific literacy in secondary agricultural science education through effective implementation of appropriate classroom practices
Improving field crop extension outreach through enhanced growing season communication opportunities
Improving field crop extension outreach through enhanced growing season communication opportunities
Improving health and well-being: The family food decision-making framework for research, education, and social change
Improving high tunnel profitability
Improving soil for replanting strawberries without relying on fumigation
Improving tef in Ethiopia by providing researchers access to the benefits of molecular markers
Improving the safety and shelf-life of milk using a membrane separation strategy
Improving the safety and shelf-life of milk using a membrane separation strategy
Increased milking frequency of early lactation dairy cows
Increased use of mediation services to address conflicts between dairy farms and their neighbors
Increasing viability of meat goat farms
Integrated technologies for the rapid diagnosis of known and emerging plant pathogens
Integrating genetically modified insect-resistant plants into IPM
Intellectual property management resource
International Program in Soil Health
Invasion of plant vascular systems by bacteria
Invasive species: Meeting the challenge with stakeholder knowledge
Island Explorers
Ithaca City School District (ICSD) Equity Report Card
Jensen: A new Cornell wheat variety with improved grain yield and disease resistance
Kitchens of Faith (KOF)
Lake Ontario Fruit Program: fruit quality management
Leafroll virus survey motivates growers to clean up vineyards
Life on the water: traditions at a crossroads
Limited liability recreation statutes: protecting private landowners who allow public access
Local Food Choices, Eating Patterns, and Population Health
Local Foods Mapping Project
Long-term studies of Oneida Lake
Management of fertilizer and water use in greenhouse production
Management of the northeastern late blight epidemic of 2009
Managing pod molds on snap beans
Manipulating potato tuber color
Manipulating potato tuber color
Mapping "foodsheds" and "foodprints" to explore the potential of local food systems
Marketing Northeastern-grown eco-apples
Measuring indications of integrated pest management (IPM) use by New York field crop producers.
Medina: A new Cornell wheat variety with improved grain yield and disease resistance
Micro-credit in development
Micro-credit in development
Microbial transformations of heavy metals in soils naturally high in zinc and cadmium
Milk quality technical advances: More profit through proactive monitoring\n(Winter Dairy Management 2007)\n
Modeling fiber digestion and passage
Moving from intention to implementation in family food decisions
Municipal approaches to energy conservation and renewable energy production: a resource for community energy Initiatives
NY FarmNet consultant business planning project
NY Small Farms Work Team on livestock processing issues
National Technical Assistance, Policy and Research Center for Employers on Employment of People with Disabilities
National, state, and local policies to address the opportunities and challenges of immigration
Natural rendering: Composting livestock mortality, butcher waste, roadkill, mortality from man-induced, and natural disasters
New Statistical Methods for Functional Data
New Web Site Helps Managers Respond toNor’easters
New York City 4-H Youth Development: "Youth Voice"
New York IPM E-Newsletter for Ornamental Crops
New York Organic Dairy Initiative
New York Project WET (Water Education for Teachers)
New York Sea Grant Cornell Cooperative Extension facilitates regional sediment management
New York State Income Tax Schools
New York State Income Tax Schools
New York State Income Tax Schools
New York state technical assessment for agricultural education
New facility for the Cornell Plant Pathology Herbarium
Nitrogen management for corn production
Nitrous oxide losses during soil freeze-thaw events during winter
Northeast Center Excels at Supporting Food Entrepreneurship
Northeast Center Excels at Supporting Food Entrepreneurship
Northeastern Integrated Pest Management Center
Northeastern Integrated Pest Management Center
Nucleic acid engineering: materials, properties, and applications
Nurturing a passion for the agricultural sciences among a diverse population of elementary school students
Nutrient requirements of high density Gala trees for high yield, good fruit size and quality
Nutritiona genomics: Interactions of vitamins and other dietary components with human genes in health and disease
Nutritional needs of the developing chick embryo
On-Farm Soybean IPM Education Programs
Operation: Military Kids
Optimizing management of diseases affecting vegetables grown on Long Island within organic as well as conventional production systems
Optimizing soil and foliar nitrogen application to improve yeast available nitrogen in grape musts
Otsego: A new Cornell wheat variety with improved grain yield and disease resistance
PRO-DAIRY: Educational program for the New York dairy industry
PROJECT 1: The evolving family: Family processes, contexts, and the life course of children\n \nPROJECT 2: Using animal models to understand human family dynamics\n\nPROJECT 3: Transnational environmental training in Kenya
Participatory Development of an Urban Forestry Community Engagement Model - 2010
Participatory Development of an Urban Forestry Community Engagement Model - 2011
Peer-to-peer business learning groups
Pesticide residue analysis in plant and animal
Ph.D. fellowships for plant breeding
Plants and Human Well Being
Polson Institute for Global Development
Polson Institute for Global Development
Polson Institute for Global Development
Potential cost savings from discharge allowance trading for waste-water treatment plants
Poverty and environmental degradation in the Kenyan highlands
Poverty in the 21st century: challenges and opportunities
Practical applications of cloned insect desaturase genes in crop protection
Practical, Cost-Effective, Ecologically Sound, and Readily Adoptable Integrated Confinement and Pasture Fly Management Programs for Dairy and Beef Cattle (Conventional and Organic) Producers
Preventing loss of apple fruit quality during storage
Processing Plant Superintendents(PPS) and Certified Milk Inspectors (CMI) Annual Updates and CMI School
Processing and preserving bull semen for use in artificial insemination and other reproductive technologies
Production of cellulase in plants for conversion of biomass to sugar for bioenergy
Production of cellulase in plants for conversion of biomass to sugar for bioenergy
Profitability of adding supplemental amino acid to dairy rations
Program leadership curriculum for Cornell Cooperative Extension educators
Providing aspiring winemakers throughout New York with basic training in winemaking techniques
Providing long-term control of two invasive vines in New York state
Providing vegetable growers with tools for weed control
Public education about genetically engineered plants
Putting a Face on IPM and LERGP Extension
Rain-impact erosion chemical transport
Raising fiscally responsible heifers (Winter Dairy Management - 2008)
Rapid detection and identification of plant pathogens
Reconsidering the nature, meaning, and significance of cooperative extension`s public purposes and work
Reducing First Year Herbicide Use and Hand Weeding Labor in New Small Fruit Plantings in Northeast NY.
Reducing economic and environmental risk from codling moths and Oriental fruit moths
Reducing heat-stress factors that affect cow comfort, production, and reproduction potential
Reducing leafhopper damage with alfalfa intercrops
Reducing pesticide use and crop loss by applying weather information from the Network for Environment and Weather Applications (NEWA)
Reducing risks associated with pests and pesticides in communities through integrated pest management (IPM)
Reducing the impact of a new coleus disease
Reduction of Listeria on ready-to-eat sausages by pulsed light and nisin
Reduction of nonpathogenic and pathogenic E. coli in apple juice and apple cider using Pulsed Light treatment
Research, development, and application of advanced technologies for monitoring rare and endangered species in marine and terrestrial environments.
Review of recreational fisheries survey methods
Rice Diversity Project
Risk-contingent credit for agriculture
Role of roadside ditches in the rapid transport of pathogens, nutrients and other contaminants to drinking water supply systems.
Saranac: A new Cornell wheat variety with improved grain yield and disease resistance
Saving the Everglades: Bringing science to the political debate over restoration
Scavenger Hunt Exploration and Education
Secretions of arthropods
Secretions of arthropods
Seed treatments advance insect pest management in snap beans
Sensory testing methods research
Small Farm Clusters Research Project
Statistical Analysis of Emergency Services Data
Stress factors of farm animals and their effect on performance
Study of the composition and function of preen gland secretions in birds
Supervisor training strengthens Cornell extension and outreach
Supporting scientists in doing outreach
Supporting scientists in doing outreach
Supporting small farms in New York
Sustainable management of winery water and energy
Teaching and learning in Latino families
Teaching biochemistry and molecular biology
Teaching biochemistry and molecular biology
Teaching successful apple grafting techniques to commercial fruit growers
Testing the "PETE" insect development prediction model to limit the resurgence of codling moth in apples
The 'Veraison to Harvest' newsletter supplies New York growers and winemakers with timely information during the critical ripening season.
The 'Veraison to Harvest' newsletter supplies New York growers and winemakers with timely information during the critical ripening season.
The Agricultural Ecosysystem Program: Understanding sources and sinks of nutrients and sediment in the upper Susquehanna River basin
The Cornell Kosher and Halal Food Initiative
The Food Marketing Institute/National Council of Chain Restaurants Animal Welfare Program
The Lost Ladybug Project: A Citizen Science Reasearch and Outreach Program
The Lost Ladybug Project: A Citizen Science Reasearch and Outreach Program
The Milk Quality Improvement Program (MQIP): Providing support and adding value to the New York dairy industry
The Milk Quality Improvement Program (MQIP): Providing support and adding value to the New York dairy industry
The National Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) program in the Department of Food Science at Cornell
The Northeast Competitive Advantage: Increasing Producer Access to Markets conference
The Northeast Plant Diagnostic Network's Regional Center
The Northeast Plant Diagnostic Network's Regional Center
The Northeast Plant Diagnostic Network's Regional Center
The Northeast Plant Diagnostic Network's Regional Center
The Northeast Sun Grant Initiative
The Northeast Sun Grant Initiative
The Oneida Lake Education Initiative
The Water Resources Institute (WRI) supports the Hudson River Estuary Program
The Youth Grow Summit: Growing youth leadership in the food systems arena
The effect of air quality on New York crop species
The evolution of cooperation and conflict
The public value of Cornell Cooperative Extension
The role of peripheral refraction in the progression of myopia.
The role of service sectors in economic development
The structure, function and practical applications of plant cell walls
The value of mastitis treatment options for dairy producers
Total Utilization of Pollock and Other Fishery Wastes
Trac Software: a simple-to-use, pesticide record-keeping and reporting platform for fruit growers.
Training Ph.D. plant breeders for West Africa
Training local community officials
Training the next generation of food scientists: The food science undergraduate summer research program
Trans-Boundary Indigenous Waters Program; Native American philosophies of environmental stewardship in the Great Lakes region
Transfer of genes into apple plants without using any antibiotic resistance gene
Transfer, action, and deployment of acylsugars providing multiple pest resistance and virus control in tomato
Trapped in food insecurity
Tree fruit growers
Trefoil wilt in New York and Vermont shown to be caused by a unique fungus
Turning Lemons into Lemonade: Tuning Your Marketing Practices for Today's Food Safety System: An industry conference
Two Page Comparison Report for DFBS Cooperators: NWNY Dairy, Livestock, and Field Crops Program Results
Understanding cytoplasmic male sterility and fertility restoration for hybrid seed production
Understanding how composts reduce damage from plant diseases
Understanding how composts reduce damage from plant diseases
Understanding long-range movement of Biota improves management
Understanding sunburn browning in apple peel
Understanding the fate of nitrogen in agroecosystems
Urban Forestry and Respiratory Health: Linking Science to Practice Symposium
Urban Horticulture and Ecology Training Program
Urban Horticulture and Ecology Training Program
Urban Silviculture
Using Integrated Pest Management as an Ecolabel
Using distance education technologies for Cornell Cooperative Extension educator professional development
Using genomics approaches to improve crops for agriculture on marginal and degraded soils
Using video as a gateway for information transfer to bulk grape growers
Vegetable IPM educational programs make impacts in eastern New York
Vineyard crop load management improves New York Concord juice quality
Water quality in hydrologically sensitive areas; predicting runoff and pollution
Weather risk management and risk-contingent credit for agriculture
Weed Suppressive Groundcovers
Wetland science and politics for high school students
Wetlands in the heart of the Adirondacks
Whole-farm apple arthropod management using reduced-risk tactics and IPM sampling & monitoring
Whole-farm apple arthropod management using reduced-risk tactics and IPM sampling & monitoring
Whole-farm apple arthropod management using reduced-risk tactics and IPM sampling and monitoring
Willsboro cold-hardy wine grape trial promising wines
Woody ornamentals industry aided by pest diagnosis and decision-making

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