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Browsing Soil and Crop Sciences by Title
Now showing items 207-226 of 453
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Kingbird Farm Promotional Video
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Knowledgeable, Ready, Able - A Comprehensive Extension Agro-security Information Program for the Livestock & Poultry Industries
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Land Access in New York State
(2021-11-01)This short documentary discusses the barriers to accessing and acquiring agricultural land in New York State, specifically in relation to BIPOC farmers. -
Land and farmer: endangered
(2020)This film was created to bring awareness to the decreasing number of young farmers and the challenges new farmers face, specifically involving the diminishing land available for agriculture. The film relates the need for ... -
Land Application of Sewage Sludges (aka Biosolids): The Case for Caution Presentation
(Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2001) -
Land Application of Sewage Sludges: An Appraisal of the US Regulations
(International Journal of Environment and Pollution, 1999)Current US federal regulations governing the land application of sewage sludges do not appear adequately protective of human health, agricultural productivity or ecological health. US standards are far less protective than ... -
Lead in New York City Community Garden Chicken Eggs: Influential Factors and Health Implications
(Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 2013)Raising chickens for eggs in urban areas is becoming increasingly common. Urban chickens may be exposed to lead, a common urban soil contaminant. We measured lead concentrations in chicken eggs from New York City (NYC) ... -
Let's break it down
(2022-11-14)Food waste is one of the most challenging sustainability issues today, and the largest source of this waste is post-consumer food waste. To tackle this challenge, we propose composting as a long-term solution with benefits ... -
Life After The Curb: Recycling Processes
(Cornell Waste Management Institute, 1990) -
Linking Manure Best Management Practices to Improved Compost Production
(WASTE NOT Resource Solutions, 2006)BACKGROUND: The Northern Forest Compost Collaborative (NFCC) project was conceived by several farmers located in central New York State. These farms were interested in improving the production and quality of farm composts. ... -
Local Food Producation
(2016)Our movie details the advantages disadvantages surrounding local food production for the producers, and looks at opportunities for local food production in larger cities. -
Local Foods are Better For You
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Making a Sustainable Dairy
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Making Sustainability Accessible
(2021-11-15)This short film discusses how sustainability in food can be made more accessible to both farmers and consumers through a number of ways, namely promoting availability of meat alternatives and increasing opportunities for ... -
Management of Animal Carcasses, Tissue & Related By-Products - Connecting Research, Regulations and Response - 3rd International Symposium: Proceedings and Compendium
(University of Maine - Extension, 2009) -
Manuscripts and Water Quality Data for Watersheds and Lakes in Central NY, 1972-2003
(2005-12-13)David Bouldin, Emeritus Professor, Crop and Soil Science, Cornell University --- E-mail: DRB6@Cornell.edu --- In 1970 Cornell University received a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to study runoff from land and ... -
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Marketing Composts and Meeting Consumer Needs
(Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2004)
