Agriculture & Gardens

Proper disposal of pesticide products is essential for protecting human health, wildlife, and the environment. Improper disposal—such as pouring pesti... Learn More

It is important to check whether a pesticide product is registered in New Hampshire to ensure that it is legal and safe to use within the state. The N... Learn More

Having a pesticide label on hand at all times is crucial for safe and legal pesticide use. The label contains vital instructions on how to properly mi... Learn More

Evalyn Rizzuto, a senior Animal Science student at the University of New Hampshire, completed a summer internship with the Dairy and Livestock Extensi... Learn More

The New Hampshire Department of Agriculture, Markets, and Food; Division of Pesticide Control (Division) has a new Enforcement Program Manager. Denyce... Learn More

With the passage of New Hampshire House Bill (HB) 779 FN this past spring, the sale of uninspected, processed whole rabbits in New Hampshire has been ... Learn More

2026 and 2027 courses for Pesticide Application training for private and commercial applicators, and recertification credits online. Learn More

Kendall and Rebecca discuss the production and handling of eggs with UNH Extension livestock Field Specialist Katrina Klobucher. They discuss the need... Learn More

Leek moth has now been found in a new New Hampshire county. The caterpillar of this moth feeds on Alliums, including garlic, onions, and leeks. Learn More

Checking your corn to see if it’s likely to have enough nitrogen for the remainder of the season is a good idea any year, but it’s likely to be especi... Learn More