Director Emerita, NY State IPM Program @ Cornell Univ; Scientific Liaison, Global Organic Partners; Chair, Geneva Town Sustainability Cmte. Opinions are my own.
Check out the video on our Cornell-State Park relationship that began with 15 years of pesticide-reducing research at Bethpage. Note that the “she” in Frank Rossi’s opening “she said” line is me!
The 25-year collaboration between @CornellCALS and @NYstateparks began with research on Long Island and evolved into a service partnership with superintendents statewide, making small changes that yield big ecological impacts.
This legacy sets the stage for the next generation of golf best management practices and turfgrass stewardship.
https://t.co/iy6pU1e5UB
The Cornell-Bethpage-NYS Parks connection: past present future. Jennifer Grant, Frank Rossi, Andy Wilson, Chase Skrubis. Not pictured: Dave Catalano, Craig Currier, Bob Portmess, Carl Schimenti @Cornell_Turf @rydercup @CornellIPM @CornellCALS
Research coming out the @McArtlab at Cornell--feeding substance to bees to sequester neonicotonoids and thereby improve bee health @nysipm @Cornell_Turf
Outstanding collaborative breakthrough led by scientists in the Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering and Department of Entomology in @CornellCALS
Bee antidote to deadly pesticides shows promise https://t.co/8xAcnHtKvU
An innovation led by researchers at @CornellCALS and @CornellAgriTech allows growers to use corn seed planting machines to plant milkweed and wildflowers next to their fields, boosting habitat for monarch butterflies and bees. #biodiversity https://t.co/LGcc822mEq
So proud of @NYSIPM partnership with @NYCMayor to host the Inaugural Urban Rat Summit! Cleaning up the garbage & adopting structural exclusion techniques recommended by IPM will help! https://t.co/xpGXXdeYKf
30+ years after Wegmans, the New York State IPM Program, and Cornell University dipped their toes into IPM labeling, Kroger unveils new sustainability initiative for fresh produce @nysipm @CornellCALS@Wegmans@IPMInstitute
https://t.co/O6SR0xbsMi via @globaldataplc
That's right Tyler! It's never too late to implement the practices that many of us have been promoting for decades. Thanks to the authors for reviewing & presenting smart, environmentally friendly turfgrass management. @Cornell_Turf @nysipm @Carl_Schimenti@FrankSpeaks3
Turfgrasses can thrive under reduced inputs from mowing, fertilizer, pesticides, and water.
Improvements in low-input practices and cultivars have led to high quality turf while reducing environmental impact.
Overcoming barriers to adoption can lead to greater implementation.
Genomic sequencing revealed that populations of wasps that recognized each other's faces – and cooperated more – showed recent adaptations in areas of the genome associated with cognitive abilities such as learning, memory and vision.
https://t.co/bwPTqwid43
GCSAA's seminar "How Proposed EPA Changes to Chlorothalonil Could Affect Golf Courses" looks interesting. Free webinar on Jan 3, 1pm EST. https://t.co/ZM1YxnbbhX
@nysipm @Cornell_Turf@jnjlampman
Trichogramma wasps being used to manage clothes moths. Very cool! @nysipm @JodyGangloffK @MateoFrye
The tiny bug that could be the answer to your moth problem https://t.co/PQai14GkKo via @Yahoo
@Carl_Schimenti Pretty easy to see when it's your day home with a sick kid Carl, your posts turn from turf to toddler toys--but always collecting data!
Golf courses use the Environmental Impact Quotient #EIQ to estimate risk. Learn how at seminar taught by Dr. Bruce Clarke and me Thursday at MetGCSAA
https://t.co/W8XRCSGgXN
For more about the EIQ overall, join NYS IPM program's online symposium on Nov. 29 @cornell_turf @nysipm
The Environmental Impact Quotient (EIQ) is a tool to estimate pesticide risk for humans and non-target organisms. If you want to learn more about it, join us for a virtual symposium on Nov 29th. Multiple companies are going to show how they use the tool. https://t.co/MkdYnLTdsH