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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.
• Berry growers
• 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
• Capital District Vegetable and Small Fruit Program
• 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
• Determining the effects of nutrient supplementation and genetic modifications on ethanol tolerance of Baker's yeast to decrease the cost of bioethanol production
• 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"
• Finger Lakes Grape Program
• 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
• Functions of reproductive proteins (primarily in insects)
• 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
• Grape growers
• 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 Rocks!
• 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
• Hudson Valley Commercial Grape and Berry Program
• Hudson Valley Commercial Tree Fruit Program
• 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 Erie Regional Grape Program
• Lake Ontario Commercial Fruit Program
• 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
• Northeastern New York Commercial Fruit Program
• Nucleic acid engineering: Materials, properties, and applications
• 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
• Nutrition and health programs (Manhattan/Bronx)
• 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
• Promoting school-integrated pest management in New York state
• 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
• South Central NY Agriculture Team
• 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
• Suffolk County Cornell Cooperative Extension
• 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
• Tech Transfer Center
• 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