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Browsing Soil and Crop Sciences by Title
Now showing items 286-305 of 393
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Taste Matters
(2015) -
Technology in Sustainable Agriculture
(2017-11) -
Testing Composts
(Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2004) -
The Art of Aquaponics
(2020)The Art of Aquaponics, is an informational, animated short film, aimed at teaching people the basics of aquaponic production. The content is meant to help the viewer understand how it works, and also why it is something ... -
The California Drought
(2016)A video on the sustainable practices of California farmers as they witnessed the worst recorded drought in history. -
The California Drought: What's your Perspective?
(2015)We explore student and farmer perspectives on the drought and how sustainable agriculture can make a difference in farming. -
The Cash Trap of Small-Scale Production
(2016)This video outlines the struggles of making a living with small-scale production in America. -
The Color of Food: Cornell Edition
(2015) -
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The farmer
(2019-11)The Farmer, a parody of Simon and Garfunkel’s The Boxer, follows a farmer grappling with tillage related problems in his field. The cinematography, through slow and black and white footage, represents the depressing ... -
The Future of Agriculture
(2016)This video is about the increase in the age of farmers and how hard it is for the younger generation to start farming. My grandfather, and two brothers are in the video! -
The future of agriculture
(2019-11)This documentary is about future generations and legacies on farms and how important they are for families to continue to farm. Interviews of future generations for one family farm shows their importance and what their ... -
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The Transparency of Local Agriculture: From Farm to Plate
(2015)This film illuminates how local agriculture allows the consumer to make more informed decisions about sustainable consumption. -
Thinking for the Future
(2017-11) -
Tik Tok (Sustainable agriculture remix)
(2019-11)Our video is a parody of the hit song Tik Tok by Ke$ha. We follow two women farmers who are trying to figure out how to farm sustainably. -
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(Top 10!) Cooking Sustainably
(2015)
