Farmer Support Networks
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The agricultural community in New Hampshire is diverse and Extension provides many opportunities to bring farmers together to learn and grow.
Articles
John and Erin Maynard are helping evaluate kiwiberries on their farm.
In North Sutton, New Hampshire, John and Erin Maynard are growing kiwiberry plants as part of University of New Hampshire research on their personal f...
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Making the effects of extreme weather less severe
UNH Extension and NH Vegetable and Berry Growers Association has launched a four-part series on the Climate Adapted Farm, Making the effects of extrem...
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Important information about filing taxes for New Hampshire farmers
Just like any other income you receive from a business or a job, income from a farming operation is subject to state and federal taxation/ This articl...
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How mental health and brain health are connected
Understanding how mental health affects brain health
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Well-being is essential for farming success
Ergonomic, nutrition and mental health resources to aid farmers to address stressors.
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A new collaborative effort focuses on mental health, financial and legal resources
Extension is supporting farmers with their mental health through resources, education and cost offsetting. The initiative is backed by a $500,000 USDA...
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Extension joins nationwide effort to raise awareness about mental health
Extension joins nationwide effort to raise awareness about mental health
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We all depend on farmers. Farm Families are the backbone of America, but often can feel unsupported and alone, and the stress piles up. We hope to sta...
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All Ag Events
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July 30, 2024
6:30pm - 8:00pm, The monthly sessions of the 2024 Webinar Series for Greenhouse, Nursery and Garden Center Professionals on a variety of topics are intended to provide practical
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August 2, 2024
10:00am - 12:00pm, Join us for a series of three events at Coös County farms throughout the Upper Connecticut Watershed. In partnership with the Coös County Conservation
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August 13, 2024
5:30pm - 7:30pm, Since 2021, the U.S. Domestic Hemp Production Program has provided a pathway for hemp production in New Hampshire. Join us on August 13th for a field meeting at
Resources
Our Farmers are Struggling, Farmer mental health challenges can result in loss of life, reduced ability to perform farm duties, lowered farmer quality...
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The short and sweet of farm employment law in New Hampshire
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Preparing a loan application can be daunting and puzzling. The Loan Readiness Toolkit aims to make the process more clear, transparent, and supportive...
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Defines what an intern is and conditions at work.
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Defines salary, eligibility and tips for identifying when to pay salary on the farm.
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Defines H-2A Visa Program, who can use it, how recruitment works and human rights considerations.
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