Cornell CALS

https://cals.cornell.edu/

Last activity: 07.10.2026

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Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences addresses today’s challenges through purpose-driven science to advance knowledge and improve life for all.

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United States, New York, Ithaca

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Jul 14, 2026	As regulatory pressure increases, Ichor Ag aims to ‘supercharge’ fungicides with a new class of chemistry	For sixty years, Mancozeb has been the backbone of fungicide resistance management. Now it’s becoming another crop protection controversy, but Ichor Ag believes it has a much-needed solution to the problem thanks to a new class of chemistry...
Jun 26, 2026	During Pollinator Week, New York State Encourages Honey Producers...	During National Pollinator Week, New York State Agriculture Commissioner Richard A. Ball today highlighted the many actions that the State has taken to promote and protect pollinator health across New York, including encouraging honey produ...
Jun 15, 2026	State Agriculture Department and Cornell Integrated Pest Manageme...	The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets and Cornell Integrated Pest Management (Cornell IPM), a program of Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, today urged New York livestock producers to take prev...
May 14, 2026	Saving lives by changing lives: The next frontier in suicide prevention	Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Aneri Pattani, KFF Health News If you or someone you know may be experiencing a mental health crisis, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing or texting “988.” Someone in Americ...
Apr 30, 2026	Guest article: The future of glyphosate may rest with innovators, not lawyers	Dan Blaustein-Rejto is director of food and agriculture at the Breakthrough Institute, an environmental research organization based in Oakland, US. The views expressed in this guest article are the author’s own and do not necessarily repres...
Feb 9, 2026	Nominations Being Accepted for 2026 AEM Leopold Award	New York State Agriculture Commissioner Richard A. Ball today announced applications are being accepted for New York State’s 2026 Agricultural Environmental Management (AEM) Leopold Conservation Award. Presented in partnership with the Sand...
Jun 12, 2025	Phytoform and Corteva partner on AI to boost disease resistance in corn	UK-based gene editing startup Phytoform will collaborate with ag giant Corteva to explore AI’s role in boosting disease resistance capabilities in corn. The two parties will use Phytoform’s CRE.AI.TIVE platform, which employs machine learni...
May 27, 2025	Bezos Earth Fund Awards 24 Grants Totaling $1.2M for AI-Driven Climate Solutions	The Bezos Earth Fund has awarded 24 Phase I grants under its AI Grand Challenge for Climate and Nature, an initiative that aims to use artificial intelligence to accelerate solutions to the world’s biggest environmental challenges. Each cho...
May 6, 2025	New York State Senate Advances Legislation to Support New York Farming for Generations to Come	Associate Dean for Land Grant Affairs for Cornell CALS Julie Suarez said, “Senate Majority Leader Stewart-Cousins, Senator Hinchey and her colleagues consistently provide an excellent voice in Albany for family farmers, from those farming i...
Oct 6, 2023	Leftovers: Kraft Heinz, Milk Bar burst into bagel bombs \| Skittles get miniature with Littles	Leftovers is our look at a few of the product ideas popping up everywhere. Some are intriguing, some sound amazing and some are the kinds of ideas we would never dream of. We can’t write about everything that we get pitched, so here are som...
Sep 12, 2023	News \| NASA technology can spot wine grape disease from the sky. The world’s food supply could benefit	Grace Toohey \| (TNS) Los Angeles Times Cutting-edge NASA imaging technology can detect early signs of a plant virus that, if unaddressed, often proves devastating for wineries and grape growers, new research has found. While the breakthroug...
Jul 28, 2023	Corporate-startup collaboration is vital for the growth of Latin American agrifoodtech, say GLOCAL panelists	Strong growth in the Latin American agrifoodtech sector presents a lucrative opportunity right now when it comes to startups and corporates working together to advance food systems. While the region still represents just 5% global agrifoodt...
May 11, 2023	The City of Newburgh Announces Innovative Free Six-Week Program To Support Local Food & Beverage Industry Entrepreneurs	The City of Newburgh announces free 2023 Small Business Bootcamp series “Recipes for Success”- a 6-week program connecting food/beverage entrepreneurs. The Newburgh City Council is pleased to continue connecting residents and local entrepre...
Apr 28, 2023	Stomp on them ... again: The spotted lanternfly makes its return	They're back. The spotted lanternflies are back. With summer closing in fast and warm weather returning in parts of the U.S., officials are warning that rising temperatures could help lanternfly eggs hatch earlier. The invasive species is k...
Oct 30, 2022	This Researcher’s Mission Is To Help Farmers Find A Hardier Apple	Awais Khan, associate professor, School of Integrative Plant Science, Cornell UniversityAwais Khan
Aug 11, 2021	What is crabgrass? How to get rid of the persistent weed	Crabgrass is opportunistic and grows quickly. Maudib/Getty Images Crabgrass grows in bare spots on your lawn, and it’s in constant competition with grass. Use an herbicide to remove patches of crabgrass before they flower or remove clumps b...
Jun 10, 2021	Grow-NY is looking for agrifoodtech startups to apply to win mentorship, $1m prize	Sydney, Australia-based tech company Tiliter started with a simple question: ‘How can we use technology to identify products without barcodes?’ This led its founders to push the limits of AI by creating solutions that are flexible and scala...
Mar 9, 2021	Battling Misinformation Wars In Africa: Applying Lessons From GMOs To COVID-19	People are faced with a lot of misinformation about both GMOs and COVID. Evan Clayburg As the second wave of COVID-19 sweeps across Africa, bringing steep increases in infections and deaths, the battle between facts and conspiracies – espec...
Mar 9, 2021	Battling Misinformation Wars In Africa: Applying Lessons From GMOs To COVID-19	People are faced with a lot of misinformation about both GMOs and COVID. Evan Clayburg
	West Nile, Lyme, and other diseases are on the rise with climate change. Experts warn the U.S. is not prepared	In the summer and fall of 2021, West Nile virus spread rapidly through Arizona’s Maricopa County and other areas of the state. The outbreak, with more than 1,700 cases reported and 127 deaths. was the largest in the United States since the ...

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Parsers VC has collected 21 articles mentioning Cornell CALS, among them “As regulatory pressure increases, Ichor Ag aims to ‘supercharge’ fungicides with a new class of chemistry” (Jul 14, 2026) and “During Pollinator Week, New York State Encourages Honey Producers...” (Jun 26, 2026).

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