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Welcome
Diverse strengths across the biological sciences, a commitment to biodiversity, and the translation of groundbreaking discoveries into commercial practice and educational outreach make the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences one of the leading colleges in the world.
Our faculty, staff, and students come to leadership naturally — much of the world’s pioneering work in plant and animal health has been conducted by Cornell faculty and students in fields, greenhouses, and laboratories, both here and abroad.
We encourage you to join our partnership.
More in the Newsroom
- Grapevine Powdery Mildew and Sunlight: Examination of UV-B, surface temperature and canopy microclimate on disease severity
- 12.01
- 3rd International Advanced Technology, Food and Agriculture Conference
- 12.03
- CaRDI's Future of Rural New York Seminar Series: "The State of Rural New York"
- 12.04
- Sustaining Ourselves - Building Resilience Together
- 12.08
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Explore the proposed new structure that strategically positions CALS to be the preeminent land grant college of agriculture and life sciences. Read the full report 
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The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is committed to building a better tomorrow using four academic Core Priorities:
> Land Grant
> Applied Social Sciences
> Environmental Sciences
> New Life Sciences
Each of these priorities has local, national, and International Impact.
The research and outreach done at the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences benefits New York state in countless ways.
Learn how CALS impacts local industries and communities every day.
