CALS faculty are world leaders in basic and applied agriculture and life sciences research, as well as renowned for their interest in extension to move research from the lab or field into society. In fact, Cornell is often considered the Land-Grant University to the world. Faculty have a long history of working with businesses and organizations to assist in the development of new applications of technology, products, and better processes in a variety of research areas.

Discover how CALS research can provide new opportunities or a competitive advantage for your organization by:

• Sponsoring CALS research
• Supporting faculty research through a corporate gift
• Participating in technical exchanges with faculty
• Supporting graduate and undergraduate student research projects
• Developing partnerships with research teams at the Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station (CUAES) in Ithaca and the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station (NYSAES) in Geneva
• Utilizing research and extension facilities