Agriculture & Gardens

Mosquito Borne Disease Risk Update
On September 13th and 18th there were two mosquito batches that tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis.
On September 13th and 18th there were two mosquito batches that tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis. Learn More
Master Gardener and Natural Resources Stewards Recognition Lunch
Master Gardeners and Natural Resources Stewards, please be our guests and join us October 20th at Canterbury Shaker Village in Canterbury NH for tours... Learn More
Learn About Kiwiberries, Seedless Table Grapes and Fall-bearing Strawberries
Under the Vines Field Day scheduled for Sept. 26
Under the Vines Field Day scheduled for Sept. 26 Learn More
corn earworm and squash vine borer will feed on corn
Corn earworm and squash vine borer numbers rise this week, growers need to take action
A pest alert for New Hampshire vegetable growers
A pest alert for New Hampshire vegetable growers Learn More
seeds
Seed Sources for New England Meadows
Where can you buy wildflower seeds?
Where can you buy wildflower seeds? Learn More
Mosquito borne disease in New Hampshire
Mosquito Borne Disease Risk in New Hampshire
Late summer and early fall is when the risk of mosquito-borne diseases is the highest in New Hampshire. So far, there have been 12 batches of NH mosqu... Learn More
Ruth Smith Joins UNH Cooperative Extension as Master Gardener Coordinator
Ruth Smith will join UNH Cooperative Extension as a Volunteer Coordinator for the New Hampshire Master Gardener Program starting September 17, 2018. R... Learn More
In the Weeds with Elaina Enzien
UNH Extension staff are in the field every day, working with Granite State residents to make life better in New Hampshire. Because they’re so often on... Learn More
Cucurbit downy mildew nearby
Within the last week (August 15, 2018), cucurbit downy mildew (CDM) has been positively identified in Massachusetts in Franklin County, bordering VT a... Learn More
Powdery mildew of greenhouse & high tunnel tomato
One of the main benefits to growing tomatoes in high tunnels or greenhouses is that the plants avoid many fungal diseases that plague field-grown toma... Learn More