Provides access to a variety of tools, including electronic/magnetic probes, a photonics lab, microscopes, spectrometers, and other equipment.

Pilot scale equipment capable of most fruit and vegetable processing operations is used in research programs and to provide food processing services for industrial clients.

Provides instrumentation and technical services to enable and promote scientific research in materials at small dimensions.

Cornell University's Insect Diagnostic Lab will help identify the pest and provide pest management suggestions.

Pesticide Residues and Environmental Contaminants -- Methods Development & Chemical Analyses

Offers a variety of technologies to identify and characterize microorganisms to the genus, species and subspecies level, including a Riboprinter? Microbial Identification System from Qualicon (subsidiary of DuPont)..

List of facilities for plant breeding.

It offers Cornell employees the option not to travel to meetings in distant locations and has the ability to connect colleagues from all over the world. Contact individual facility for more information.

The new Cornell Vinification & Brewing Technology Laboratory is a pilot plant dedicated to research and teaching in wine and brewing sciences.

Provides NYS Wineries affordable technical service for juice and wine analysis for quality assurance and problem solvingProvides NYS winery affordable technical service for juice and wine analysis for quality assurance and problem solving;

Field research in landscape architecture, horticulture and turf management is conducted at Bluegrass Lane, near the Cornell golf course off Warren Road.

The Cornell Experimental Ponds facility represents a unique research area consisting of 91 artificial ponds and two large reservoirs on about 160 acres of fully fenced land.

The objective of the research conducted here is to help the fruit industry remain competitive while producing high quality fruit for the consumer with minimal environmental impacts.

Provides experiential learning opportunities and educational facilities for Cornell students, faculty, staff and the local community in the exploration of sustainable food and agricultural systems.

Located on Maple Avenue just south of the Cornell campus, the East Ithaca Farm is the home of the Department of Horticulture's hoophouse and cut-flower research.

The farm is managed by Cornell University's Department of Horticulture to serve as a site for interdisciplinary research aimed at optimizing organic vegetable production systems for the Northeast.

The Guterman complex consists of laboratories, growth chambers, controlled atmospheric storage rooms, glass and plastic greenhouses, and an insulated building for herbicide and weed science research.

The Mt. Pleasant Farm provides about 290 acres of tillable ground for field research. The farm is located about 7 miles east of Ithaca and the soils are representative of the marginal, acid soils of the southern tier of New York State.

List of facilities for plant breeding.