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Cut Willow Stool After Harvest
No full textThis picture shows a close look at the willow after cutting. Willow will resprout from this stool in springhttps://digitalcommons.esf.edu/hvstgal/1019/thumbnail.jp
NC Brown Center Annual Report 2011-2012
Get PDFOver sixty researchers and clients used the microscopy services provided by the NC Brown Center for Ultrastructure Studies this year. This included faculty and students as ESF, Syracuse University, Oswego, and Upstate Medical University.
The N.C. Brown Center for Ultrastructure Studies is offering a new undergraduate Minor in Microscopy beginning fall 2012. Robert P. Smith, Assistant Director, along with Dr. Susan Anagnost, Director, will teach several new courses on electron microscopy, fundamentals of microscopy and industrial and medical applications of microscopy.
The N.C. Brown Center will continue to offer graduate courses in microscopy to support research at ESF and Syracuse University. The NC Brown Center is pursuing certification of the Syracuse Asbestos Laboratory Testing Services (SALTS) Lab from NYS Department of Health. It is anticipated that revenue generated from asbestos analysis will help to upgrade and replace our microscopes and other equipment. In preparation, Robert P. Smith completed the NIOSH 582 Asbestos Fiber Counting Course, August 5-9, 2011 at the McCrone Research Institute, Chicago, IL. Dr. Susan Anagnost completed the NIOSH 582 Asbestos Fiber Counting Course Oct. 31- Nov.4, 2011 at the McCrone Research Institute, Chicago, IL.
Hwa Sung Kim, graduate student in the SCME department, won first prize at the ESF Spotlight on Research for her poster “The modification of the distribution of xylans and lignins after hot water treatment in sugar maple wood chips”, authors, Hwa Sung Kim, Robert P. Smith, and Susan E. Anagnost.
Dr. Wilfred A. Côté, Professor Emeritus in the Wood Products Engineering Department, former Dean, and former Director of the N.C. Brown Center for Ultrastructure Studies, passed away on March 8, 2012.
Upstate Freshwater Institute donated film for the TEM in the amount of $5000
Site Preparation: Applying Wood Mulch
No full textWood mulch is applied to a willow living snow fence planting strip on top of biodegradable landscape fabric for added control of competing vegetationhttps://digitalcommons.esf.edu/lsfgal/1005/thumbnail.jp
Coppicing Willow Snow Fence After Leaf-Fall
No full textThis photograph shows the area to be coppiced (cut back) after the first growing season to help stimulate growth.https://digitalcommons.esf.edu/lsfgal/1010/thumbnail.jp
Harvesting Shrub Willow Biomass Crops-2 (2012)
No full textHarvesting Shrub Willow Biomass Crops with a New Holland Agriculture Forage Harvester and Woody Crops Cutting Headerhttps://digitalcommons.esf.edu/hvstgal/1010/thumbnail.jp
ABET Self-Study Report for the Environmental Resources Engineering Program at SUNY ESF
Get PDFIn 1971, the Department of Forest Engineering at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) began offering a BS degree in Forest Engineering (FEG). The BS in Forest Engineering was first accredited by ABET in 1982 and was most recently reviewed by the Engineering Accreditation Commission in 2006. This is the first ABET review for the BS program in Environmental Resources Engineering, which evolved out of the previously accredited BS in Forest Engineering
Harvesting Shrub Willow Biomass Crops-1 (2012)
No full textHarvesting Shrub Willow Biomass Crops with a New Holland Agriculture Forage Harvester and Woody Crops Cutting Headerhttps://digitalcommons.esf.edu/hvstgal/1009/thumbnail.jp
NYSDOT Living Snow Fence Training Program 2012
Get PDFNew York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) Snow Fence Training: plant selection, growth, effects, characteristics, change, site selection, site preparation, existing vegetation, weed control, barriers, root stock, post plant care, limitation
