Dairy, Livestock & Forage Crops

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NH Agriculture Producers: Connecting the Dots
NH Agriculture Producer Connections New Hampshire farmers and producers have quickly adapted their businesses to connect with their customers by o... Learn More
Offering Incentives to Your Farm Stand Customers
Offering Incentives to SNAP/EBT (food stamps) Recipients: Accepting SNAP/EBT:  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as... Learn More
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Farmers Asked to Help Build Statewide New Hampshire Farm Products Map
Add your farm – Take the online survey now.
Add your farm – Take the online survey now. Learn More
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Open Forums for NH Farmers
Extension will hold reoccurring Zoom (or via telephone) meetings for New Hampshire's agricultural community
Extension will hold reoccurring Zoom (or via telephone) meetings for New Hampshire's agricultural community Learn More
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Protecting Yourself - and Your Farm - from COVID-19
Simple steps you can take to keep yourself and your customers healthy
Simple steps you can take to keep yourself and your customers healthy Learn More
Hemp Production in New Hampshire Update
In November 2019, we posted an update about hemp production in NH in this blog, and promised additional updates as they become available. We have news... Learn More
Do you think you have glyphosate-resistant weeds?
Dr. Tom Davis (UNH Professor of Plant Biology/Genetics) would like to study evolved resistance to glyphosate-containing herbicides (i.e., Roundup). He... Learn More
When Calves Start A-Droppin’, Don’t Come A-Knockin’
Preparing for the Calving Season
Preparing for the Calving Season Learn More
FSMA Qualified Exempt Farms: are you ready?
The majority of produce farms in NH are “Qualified Exempt” under the guidelines for the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA)'s Produce Safety Rul... Learn More
Cover Crops in NH –Looking Back, Looking Forward
It wasn’t all that long ago that the acres of bare soil going into the winter far outnumbered the acres with some kind of cover crop. You’d look acros... Learn More