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How Do I Get a Tick Tested for Pathogens That Can Cause Disease?
Extension offers valuable data to inform health choices
UNH Extension Tick Testing is a service that identifies seven pathogens of tick-borne illness. Learn More
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Walking the Path to Wellness
In the spring of 2024, Kate Bruchacova embarked on an inspiring collaboration with the Lakes Region Mental Health Center through their impactful InSHA... Learn More
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UNH Extension Helps Older Adults Improve Brain Health and Memory
Although Alzheimer's is one type of dementia, it is the most common form, and the one that older adult's worry about. Learn More
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Seven Reasons to Contact Your UNH Extension County Forester
UNH Extension has county foresters who work with landowners, communities, and natural resource professionals in every county to address crucial resour... Learn More
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Do You Need A Pesticide Applicator License?
The Difference Between a Private and Commercial License, a General-Use and Restricted-Use License, and a Pesticide Dealer License.
The Difference Between a Private and Commercial License, a General-Use and Restricted-Use License, and a Pesticide Dealer License. Learn More
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Data Points, Plans, and Pathways: Barrington’s Vision for the Future
If you have ever driven on route 125 in southern New Hampshire, chances are you’ve passed through the Town of Barrington. But while some see Barringto... Learn More
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Tuition-free Meat Processing & Food Safety Certificate
Program Helps New Hampshire Agricultural Community
The University of New Hampshire now offers a free Meat Processing and Food Safety Certificate program, funded by the New Hampshire Department of Agric... Learn More
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Beyond "No-Mow May" for Pollinator and Bird Habitat
The No-Mow May movement is an initial step in making our landscapes less inhospitable to bees and other pollinators. To support them throughout their ... Learn More
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The NH Food and Agriculture Strategic Plan Brings Together Stakeholders on May 21st in Loudon
What is needed to strengthen the viability of New Hampshire’s farms and food systems in today’s modern world? This is one of the big, timely questions... Learn More
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Education Center Volunteer Program Expands, Evolves
Program Manager Danielle Whiteneck Discusses Details
The UNH Extension Yard and Garden Education Center is expanding its volunteer program to include more New Hampshire residents. This expansion will all... Learn More