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GET THE FORECAST
Tick season has begun. Entomologist Alan Eaton shares the 2013 forecast and provides tips on how to avoid tick-borne illnesses.
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GO WILD
An early product of ongoing research by Extension horticulture specialist Cathy Neal and research assistant Amy Douglas-Papineau is this new Wildflower Guide.
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FIELD REPORT: Hunting for Yellow Rattle
Three UNH Cooperative Extension experts hunted for the parasitic yellow rattle and a fungus that might kill it in a Brentwood field recently.
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Voices
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As promised, here is an update from the International Society of Horticulture Science Symposium on Growing Media and Soilless Cultivation in the Netherlands, where UNH Cooperative Extension horticultural experts Brian Krug and Amy Papineau are presenting their research and hearing from international colleagues. The first two days of the symposium have come and gone. There are 225 delegates from more than 40 countries attending this symposium. Delegates include university faculty and industry representatives. The symposium kicked off with several addresses from the hosts and even one from a representative from the Dutch equivalent of the USDA. The Netherlands exports 98 billion dollars in agriculture products, which ranks it second in the world, behind the United States. More striking is that 39 percent of Dutch agricultural exports are horticulture-related. |


