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Successful canning starts with the use of jars in good condition and new lids with new or used ring bands in good condition. Learn More

Dull daytrips make for serious summer doldrums. There’s a simple fix: a trip to your local farmers market can add some sizzle to your summer in a snap... Learn More

2025 and 2026 courses for Pesticide Application training for private and commercial applicators, and recertification credits online. Learn More

The Granite State Division Society of American Foresters (GSD-SAF) endorses new industry-recognized credential (IRC) now available to high schools, ad... Learn More

As summer temperatures rise, so does the risk of heat stress in dairy cattle. Cows that are heat stressed are less productive, costing you money over ... Learn More

The University of New Hampshire dairy and livestock specialists are looking for farmers interested in the following program: Improving dairy and li... 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

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

In May, hundreds of people from around the world came together to discuss Participatory Science, its applications, lessons learned, and the future of ... Learn More