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woman standing at livestock barn
Facebook Livestock - Pasture Management
Episode 6 - Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Episode 6 - Wednesday, April 11, 2018 Learn More
4-H Youth Leadership Team member
Making Life Better, One Bowl at a Time
A 4-H member helps New Hampshire families
A 4-H member helps New Hampshire families Learn More
H. macrophylla early spring
Solving the Hydrangea Puzzle
Pruning hydrangeas is a subject that baffles many gardeners - novice and experienced alike. Before you even think about grabbing your pruning tools, y... Learn More
manure management on the farm
Manure Management Practices Workshop at Windyhurst Farm
On Tuesday, April 10, a manure management session was held at the Adams' Farm (Windyhurst Dairy Farm) in Westmoreland, NH, and was attended by about 3... Learn More
young oak leaves
We can’t seem to get grass to grow under the oak tree in our yard. Any suggestions?
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More
Spring flowers
Should I use bone meal when planting my spring flowering bulbs?
Question of the Week
Question of the Week Learn More
Eat Local for Earth Day
Celebrate the earth with local food
Celebrate the earth with local food Learn More
Broken branches like the one on this juniper should be pruned using sharp, clean, pruning tools
Repairing Winter Tree and Shrub Damage
Some of my trees and shrubs were damaged by the cold and ice this winter. When is the right time to prune?
Some of my trees and shrubs were damaged by the cold and ice this winter. When is the right time to prune? Learn More
Two girls in river with crawfish in a bucket
4-H and Tractor Supply Kick Off Spring Paper Clover Campaign in Merrimack County
Visit your local Tractor Supply this spring and help Merrimack County 4-H members
Visit your local Tractor Supply this spring and help Merrimack County 4-H members Learn More
Photo by Rob Routledge, Sault College, Bugwood.org
Invasive in the Spotlight: Multiflora Rose
Native to Japan, Korea, and eastern China, multiflora rose (Rosa multiflora) was introduced into the United States in 1866 as rootstock for ornamental... Learn More