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Cornell University

March 28, 2012


New alfalfa variety could be big boost to dairy industry


March 21, 2012


Genotyping-by-sequencing, a new and much cheaper genomics technique, takes off


March 15, 2012


Cornell University student surveys Ethiopian farmers about highly sought-after traits in new wheat varieties (ECN Cutting Edge)


February 17, 2012


Basic Research to Enable Agricultural Development (BREAD) grant funds research to tackle plant viral diseases


February 15, 2012


Soybeans can now be grown in New York


Low altitude, high-flying beans to benefit Africa


February 11, 2012


Sathguru – Cornell University alliance provides strategic vision for the Turkish Seed Industry


January 9, 2012


Ag electronic library now in 86 countries


December 29, 2011


Worm compost can suppress plant disease, regulate nutrients, research finds


December 15, 2011


Researchers discover how pathogen causes bacterial speck disease in tomatoes


November 18, 2011


Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences plans overhaul of plant science departments (The Cornell Daily Sun)


November 2, 2011


Nematode threatens garlic industry in the state of New York


October 27, 2011


USDA funds $2.3M study of organically growing spelt, emmer, einkorn


October 18, 2011


Cornell University researchers attack a stinker of a pest: the brown marmorated stink bug


October 14, 2011


Inventing tomorrow's plants (The Cornell Daily Sun)


October 7, 2011


One potato, two potato ... New book tells all about growing 55 disease-free potatoes and more


September 21, 2011


Cornell University's 'Plant inventor' engineers black-and-white cucumbers, pear-flavored melons


September 20, 2011


Cornell University representatives meet government officials in Bangladesh to discuss Cornell’s initiatives for strengthening the South Asian Republic’s agricultural sector (The Cornell Daily Sun)


September 14, 2011


Research shows promise for controlling destructive alfalfa snout beetle


Largest rice genetics study finds vast differences between Asian rice subpopulations


August 30, 2011


Researchers identify how insects resist Bt pesticides


July 5, 2011


U.S. Department of Agriculture awards $4.7 million grant to a Cornell University led effort to help corn growers reduce their carbon footprint


Geneva lab builds on a century of crop seed testing expertise


June 5, 2011


US$3 million grant to fund Cornell Iniveristy's researchers' agriculture project (Ithaca Journal)


June 2, 2011


Plant breeders to use genomic selection to improve crops in developing countries


May 8, 2011


New variety of organic corn developed by Cornell University scientist available for sale (Farm and Dairy)


April 15, 2011


New Cornell University organic corn variety available for nationwide sale


April 1, 2011


Grant will attack late blight outbreaks, from genome to smartphone work


March 25, 2011


Cornell University and Boyce Thompson Institute receive $4M grant to study plant-microbe interactions


February 27, 2011


Cornell University lead project receives $40 million grant to fight global wheat rust





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