A Focus on Success
Our team serves dairy and livestock producers by offering educational programming that focuses on animal health, efficient production, product quality and successful forage crop practices. We provide hands-on training, workshops, and field meetings designed to meet the diverse and evolving needs of New Hampshire farmers.
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Waiting until calves are at least 14 days of age before transporting them will likely pay off from an overall health and performance perspective.
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Katrina Klobucher has joined UNH Extension’s Food & Agriculture Team, and Belknap County as the new Livestock Production Field Specialist, effective A...
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Extension specialists played a key role in identifying crop losses from disaster events and communicating those losses to state and federal agencies for relief funding
The 2023 production season was extremely challenging for farmers throughout the northeast. Widespread freeze events in February and May caused the gre...
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Resources
There are many steps that can be taken before, during, and after the birth of a calf to support the cow and her offspring.
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In 2023, NH farms were faced with the wettest year on record, according to the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine. This excessive rainfall greatl...
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With a volatility of the feed market, more producers are looking to reduce feed costs without compromising production. One avenue is to grow more feed...
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Milk quality impacts nearly every aspect of a dairy farm. Troubleshooting milk quality issues requires a whole farm approach, including nutrition and ...
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Pest management is a necessary consideration for any crop, and forages are no exception. We are fortunate in the Northeast to have few insects or
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Cuesta alrededor de $2500 para criar una ternera desde el nacimiento hasta el parto en Nueva Inglaterra, por lo tanto, es importante optimizar la alim...
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