Cale Bigelow shared lawn care advice during drought conditions on Indianapolis’s WTHR 13 News on July 21: https://www.wthr.com/article/life/purdue-turf-expert-discusses-lawn-health-in-extreme-heat-grass-drought-watering-fertilizer/531-401930ee-150f-4dd8-bb03-3bdc700fda05. Krishna Nemali was quoted in this article from the Indianapolis Star on vertical farming in Indiana: https://www.indystar.com/story/news/environment/2022/08/03/growing-up-massive-new-vertical-farm-opening-in-muncie-to-grow-greens/7360426001/
The Nemali lab in collaboration with Marion county extension started the first workshop on ‘Home Hydroponics’ at the Artisan Market Place inside 16-Tech Innovation District, Indianapolis on June 23, 2022. The workshops will be conducted on a monthly basis for 20-30 people at a time. Their focus is to train attendees on how to grow…Read more about Nemali Lab Co-Hosted Home Hydroponics Workshop[Read More]
Dr. Krishna Nemali and Jeanine Arana were featured in Purdue Agriculture’s article on the Unsung Diversity Hero Awards: Unsung Diversity Hero Awards honor those who’ve gone above and beyond Yiwei Huang’s LA 482 temporary art installation was featured in Purdue Agriculture’s article: From space to place: how landscape architecture students are rethinking Purdue’s campus
Reham MOHAMED, a senior researcher at the Plant Protection Research Institute, Agricultural Research Centre in Egypt and an affiliate at the African Academy of Sciences (AAS) is visiting HLA for three months to work with Dr. Krishna Nemali on research related to “Developing Affordable Hydroponics/ Aeroponics Systems for Egypt” funded by USDA/FAS. The purpose of…Read more about Welcome Reham Mohamed![Read More]
Three separate manuscripts related to the History of Controlled Environment Horticulture (Ancient Origins, Greenhouses, and Indoor Farming Related Technologies) were published by Drs. Jules Janick, Krishna Nemali, and Cary Mitchell. These manuscripts and accessible at the following link: https://journals.ashs.org/hortsci/view/journals/hortsci/57/2/hortsci.57.issue-2.xml
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