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Browsing Soil and Crop Sciences by Title
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Understanding Your Test Results: Lead in Soil and Chicken Eggs
Cornell Waste Management Institute; Healthy Soils, Healthy Communities Project (Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2012) -
Understanding Your Test Results: Metals in Garden Soils and Vegetables
Cornell Waste Management Institute; Healthy Soils, Healthy Communities Project (Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2012) -
Up: eliminating food deserts through vertical farming
Overstrom, Abby; Ismail, Nasra; Chan, Davith (2021-11-15)This film explores the potential of vertical farming as a solution to food deserts in urban areas. -
Urban Agriculture in NYC
Light, Mara (2015)This video deals with the concept of urban agriculture in New York City. -
Urban Sprawl: Save the Farms
Wright, Desiree; Gasko, Tina (2017-11) -
Urban Vertical Farming
Harry, Angeline (2016)The following film is an animation that provides introduction and promotion of vertical farming. -
Use of Dried Manure Solids as Bedding For Dairy Cows
Schwarz, Mary; Bonhotal, Jean; Staehr, A. Edward (Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2010) -
Using Manure Based Composts in Turf Management for Athletic Fields
Bonhotal, Jean; Schwarz, Mary; Harrison, Ellen; Petrovic, A. Martin; Gruttadaurio, Joann (Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2010)Reducing use of chemical fertilizers on turf is important for human and environmental health. Use of compost is a promising alternative while ensuring turf quality. Manure-based compost used in turf maintenance was assessed ... -
Using Manure Solids as Bedding - Final Report
Harrison, E; Bonhotal, J; Schwarz, M (Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2008-06)Six farms using different types of dried manure solid (DMS) strategies, including a farm that had side-by- side pens using sand and DMS, participated in a study to assess the impact on herd health of using DMS as bedding ... -
Using Manure Solids for Dairy Barn Bedding
Harrison, Ellen; Bonhotal, Jean; Schwarz, Mary (Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2006)Bedding dairy cows is costly and time-consuming. The cost and availability of bedding fluctuates, and good consistent bedding can be expensive and hard to find. More dairies have turned to dairy manure solids (DMS) as a ... -
Using Manure-Based Composts in Turf Maintenance
Bonhotal, Jean; Harrison, Ellen Z.; Gruttadaurio, Joann; Petrovic, A. Martin; Schwarz, Mary (2007) -
Vermicompost - A Living Soil Amendment
Bonhotal, Jean; Jack, Allison (Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2010-07) -
Vermicompost Amendment to Field Soil for Bare Root Grape Production, 2008
Rangarajan, Anu; Leonard, Betsy; Jack, Allison (Cornell University Departments of Horticulture and Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology, 2008)BACKGROUND: The production of bare root grape plants for the wholesale wine industry and nursery market is a high value agricultural enterprise in NY State. Vine cuttings are planted in high densities and are sold after ... -
Vermicompost Amendment to Field Soil for Strawberry and Garlic Production, 2008-2009
Rangarajan, Anu; Leonard, Betsy; Jack, Allison (Cornell University Departments of Horticulture and Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology, 2009)BACKGROUND: International research in horticulture has documented growth and yield benefits of field soil applications of different types of vermicompost in a variety of cropping systems as a supplement to or a replacement ... -
WARNING: Copper Sulphate and Britney Spears are TOXIC
Mogala Palzer, Anna; Leonard, Isabelle; Mekapati, Ananya (2017-11) -
Waste Prevention Tools at Work. Manual and Video
Cornell Waste Management Institute (Cornell Waste Management Institute, 1994) -
Watch Your Waste
Coombe, Patrick; Ranck, Connor (2018-11-14)How manure and nutrient management plans can help a farm become more sustainable. -
Watersheds and Cayuga Lake, 1972-2011
Bouldin, David (2015-04)The theme: phosphate from the watersheds controls phosphate in Cayuga Lake which limits algal production in the summer as measured by chlorophyll. Important facts: a)The annual amount of water entering the lakes from all ... -
What About Waste?
Bonhotal, Jean F.; Edelstein, Karen L.; Krasny, Marianne E. (Cornell Cooperative Extension, 1990) -
What can YOU do for our global food system?
Leahy, Joseph (2020)Documentary about what non-farmers can do to help and improve our global food system. Following the contributions of backyard gardener and a Vegan’s efforts to the overall health of our global food system.