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NH SNAP-Ed is a Smart Investment in Our Seniors
As New Hampshire’s senior population grows, food insecurity affects nearly 1 in 13 older adults, prompting both humanitarian and healthcare concerns. ... Learn More
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Building Health and Hope: Working with NH Food Pantries
"How can I eat healthy when I'm on the go all day?"
SNAP-Ed in New Hampshire is transforming food pantries into hubs of dignity, education, and lasting health by pairing nutrition classes with food acce... Learn More
Laura Alimayu at school promoting the importance of school breakfast.
New Hampshire’s Most Vulnerable Students Can’t Afford to Lose SNAP-Ed
SNAP-Ed in New Hampshire equips schools in high-need communities with evidence-based tools to improve student nutrition and health, especially through... Learn More
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Wildlife-Safe Alternatives to Harmful Rodent Poisons
Researchers and wildlife rehabbers have documented the deaths of hawks and owls from rodent poisons -- aka rodenticides -- over the past two decades. ... Learn More
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Springtime Pruning Tips
We all know that our woody landscape trees and shrubs benefit from regular pruning to maintain health and aesthetics. When to prune to maximize bloom... Learn More
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Planting for Pollinators This Memorial Day Weekend
Tips for making your garden pollinator-friendly
This Memorial Day weekend, gardeners in New Hampshire and the Northeast are preparing their gardens while also being encouraged to support local polli... Learn More
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5 Resources for Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week 2025
Keep an eye out for EAB, from May 18—25 and beyond.
Keep an eye out for EAB, from May 18—25 and beyond. Learn More
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Simply Put: “Dry Canning” Is Not Canning
“Dry Canning” is not canning. There are many issues that lead to safety concerns with this method of sealing jars of food. Learn More
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Jams, Jellies and Pickles Need Safe Processing to be Considered Safely Sealed
Safe processing methods are crucial steps in ensuring that home-canned jams, jellies and pickles are safe, shelf-stable, and of good quality. Boiling ... Learn More
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Why Explore the “Farm Resilience” StoryMap?
The “Farm Resilience That Pays Off” interactive StoryMap offers a valuable tool for farmers looking to strengthen their operations through climate-sma... Learn More