Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Center CONTINUES TO EXPAND PROGARMS-Find us in the Empire Building #400.
Adding Value to New York State Agriculture
Cornell’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) continues
to impact New York State agriculture through our teaching, research and extension
activities. From farm to market, garden to field, and classroom to home…CALS
promises something for visitors of all ages at the Cornell Center in the Empire
Building (#400).
Bring your bugs and sickly plants for identification by our specialists. Sample NYS apples, fresh roasted corn, maple cream and other food products developed with Cornell expertise. Talk to specialists on farm management issues, farm transitions, adding value to agriculture products, and other critical agriculture issues. Also, learn about undergraduate admissions requirements for the College and Cornell.
On Wednesday, August 10th from 2:30 to 4 p.m., CALS and the ALS Alumni Association host a reception for alumni and friends in the Cornell Center. Stop in for a cold drink and ice cream from the Cornell Dairy Store.
Here are just a few of the programs being represented:
Ag Education Program
ALS Alumni Association
CALS Admissions
Community, Food and Agriculture Program
Cornell Maple Program
LEAD New York
New York Agriculture in the Classroom
NY Ag Innovation Center
NY FarmLink
NY FarnNet
Northeast Plant Diagnostic Network
NYS Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva
NYS Integrated Pest Management Program
NYS FFA
Plant Disease Diagnostic Clinic