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Powdery mildew of greenhouse & high tunnel tomato
One of the main benefits to growing tomatoes in high tunnels or greenhouses is that the plants avoid many fungal diseases that plague field-grown toma... Learn More
mushrooms in lawn
Why are there so many mushrooms coming up in my yard and garden, and what can I do about them?
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More
Woodsmen's Competition at the North Haverhill Fair 2018
Logging Then and Now
So Much Has Changed, and So Much is Still the Same
So Much Has Changed, and So Much is Still the Same Learn More
Two young women in a park. On the left, a young woman in a white shirt is smiling and looking to the right. On the right, a woman in a black tank top is pointing to something off camera and smiling.
Getting to Know New Hampshire
UNH Extension internships provide real-world experience
UNH Extension internships provide real-world experience Learn More
Littleton Farmers Market
It's National Farmers' Market Week
It’s National Farmers’ Market Week so now is a great time to visit your local market and load up on fruits and veggies. But, make sure to take along t... Learn More
Mask, gloves, and gear associated with pesticide certification in New Hampshire.
Expand Your Business With PSEP Training
Become a NH certified supervisory pesticide applicator
Become a NH certified supervisory pesticide applicator Learn More
Peruvian students learn farming techniques from local farmer
In a Big World, Farmers Speak the Same Language
New Hampshire farmers and Peruvian agricultural students learn from each other
New Hampshire farmers and Peruvian agricultural students learn from each other Learn More
Purple Loosestrife
Invasive in the Spotlight: Purple Loosestrife
A beautiful menace in wetland habitats
A beautiful menace in wetland habitats Learn More
Emma Downing ’16 opened Blue Heron Farm in New Boston
Growing Farms, Growing Communities
Annie’s Project empowers N.H. women in agriculture
Annie’s Project empowers N.H. women in agriculture Learn More
flagging on an ash tree marked for firewood
Cutting Firewood? It's Not What You Cut
The best firewood comes from tall, straight, limb-free hardwood trees like oak, maple, ash, birch and hickory—those are the easiest trees to fell, buc... Learn More