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Like Father, Like Son- 4-H Working Steer Project
Like father like son. Robert Hatch 4-H alum works with his son Austin on his 4-H Working Steer Project.  Rob was a 4-H member in NH when he was y... Learn More
Family Exercising
National Physical Fitness and Sports Month
UNH Cooperative Extension is supporting the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition in honor of National Physical Fitness and Spor... Learn More
Serviceberry blooming in New Hampshire
Discover Native Serviceberry, a Harbinger of Spring
Amelanchier Canadensis   Look along New Hampshire roadsides in late April and early May for the first spring blossoms that pop open on shru... Learn More
Two men stand next to each other in the woods. Behind them are trees. The man on the left is wearing a white shirt and holding a plaque. The man on the right is wearing a purple plaid shirt. They are both looking at the camera.
Barry Camp Wins Conservation Award
N.H. Fish & Game Names Barry Conservation Camp Its 2017 Conservation Organization of Excellence
N.H. Fish & Game Names Barry Conservation Camp Its 2017 Conservation Organization of Excellence Learn More
covered bridge in forest
Sullivan County Residents Embrace Web-based Mapping App to Build Regional Identity
What’s unique about Sullivan County, New Hampshire? A community-based, county-wide initiative, facilitated by UNH Cooperative Extension, has launched ... Learn More
What are these little white spheres on spinach leaves?
This may be the most common question I receive about spinach production: What are the little white spheres that I’m seeing on the leaves? They rub off... Learn More
Two middle school girls stand next to a poster about climate change. The girl on the far right is wearing a reddish-white shirt; the girl next to her is wearing a denim jacket. On the left is a poster about climate change. The letter C is prominent and there are smaller pictures around it.
Middle Schoolers Make an Impact on Climate Change
Climate in the Classroom connects students with university experts, climate change research
Climate in the Classroom connects students with university experts, climate change research Learn More
Retail produce Incentive program
Affordable Year Round Access to Local, Fresh Produce Just Got Easier
Granite State Market Match Growing Successfully at Littleton Coop
Granite State Market Match Growing Successfully at Littleton Coop Learn More
Bittersweet climbing over native trees and shrubs. Photo by Kristin Prince.
Invasive in the Spotlight: Oriental Bittersweet
Oriental Bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus) is a deciduous, woody, perennial vine native to China, Japan and Korea, that was brought to this country ... Learn More
Drawing of building near waterfront with children in boats
Economic Development Academy Sparks Successful Projects in Communities
This year’s Economic Development Academy wrapped up with a final graduation ceremony on Friday that featured three keynote speakers, as well as partic... Learn More