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Browsing Soil and Crop Sciences by Title
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Composting to Reduce the Waste Stream - A Guide to Small Scale Food and Yard Waste Composting
(Northeast Regional Agricultural Engineering Service, 1991) -
Composting-How It Works / Easy On-site Composting! Posters
(Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2016) -
Composting: Wastes to Resources
(Cornell Cooperative Extension, 4-H Natural Resources, 1990) -
Concentrations of lead, cadmium and barium in urban garden-grown vegetables: The impact of soil variables
(Environmental Pollution, 2014-08)Paired vegetable/soil samples from New York City and Buffalo, NY, gardens were analyzed for lead (Pb), cadmium (Cd) and barium (Ba). Vegetable aluminum (Al) was measured to assess soil adherence. Soil and vegetable metal ... -
Connecting Farm Composts with Agriculture Industry Users Demonstrating Compost Assets with Growers - final report
(Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2007)Selling compost can move excess nutrients off livestock farms and create revenue. To be a viable manure management tool, reliable markets need to be developed for agricultural composts. Potential large markets for composts ... -
Connecting Youth to Agriculture
(2021-11-01)This film explores educating youth on food production through school gardens. We specifically look at local school, Covenant Love Community School. -
Considerations for Dairy Farms Regarding Use of Sewage Sludges, Sludge Products and Septage
(Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2003)Sewage sludges and sludge-based products can be used as agricultural soil amendments. They can provide a free or low-cost source of organic matter, nutrients and sometimes lime. Those entities responsible for sludge ... -
Contact List for Sources of Carbon and Bulking Materials
(2018-09-21)In order to successfully compost mortalities (as well as other dense organic material) a chunky carbon base, such as woodchips, is required. Many people, especially farmers, have trouble finding a good supply of chunky ... -
Contaminants in Soils: An Overview of Key Topics
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Conventional Agriculture
(2017-11-28)In this film we will meet with a local beef producer that farms conventionally. We will also hear about his view on organic methods and learn about what he does on his farm. -
Cornell and New York State's commitment to cannabis sustainability
(2019-11)The cannabis plant has always been one of the most discussed crops ever since it was outlawed in America. It’s medicinal, social, and economic value are unmatched when comparing it to other crops. The medical marijuana and ... -
Cornell Farm Services Compost Facility
(Cornell Waste Management Institute, 2009)The compost program at Cornell University was started to manage manure from livestock in Cornell’s care. In the past, when manure could not be daily spread, it was piled and spread when weather conditions improved. These ... -
Cover Crops
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Cover Crops and the Future
(2015) -
Cover Crops on Dairy Farms!
(2021-11-01)This film portrays the implemtation, benefits, and disadvantages of cover crops on large scale dairy farms. -
Cover Crops VS Synthetic Chemicals
(2018-11-14)A movie where Cover Crops and Synthetic Chemicals train separately to meet up and fight. -
Cover Crops: How to Choose and Use
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Cowspiracy: Truth or Tales?
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Cumulative Report
(BGR-Germany, 2017-09)The German government has commissioned the Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe (BGR) to support its partner, the Ethiopian Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources (MoANR), in gaining knowledge ...
