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Main street looks and feels different. Stay at home orders during the pandemic shut down businesses, events and vibrancy on main street seemingly over...
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Anna gets philosophical with Dr. Kelly Hamby of the University of Maryland and asks: Are seed treatments really IPM?
Anna gets philosophical with Dr. Kelly Hamby of the University of Maryland and asks: Are seed treatments really IPM?
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Trapping data – Traps are out on farms throughout the state, and we’re monitoring for squash vine borer and the major sweet corn insect pests (Europea...
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One likely answer is the ‘B’ gene. This gene, also called “precocious yellow”, causes the stem of the squash to be yellow rather than green. Oved Shif...
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This recipe is a quick and easy meal to put together.
This recipe is a quick and easy meal to put together.
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UNH Extension will continue to host a NH Agriculture Open Forum (using Zoom) for farmers and service providers to discuss how they are adapting in the...
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A part of the NH Woods & Wildlife: Live! Q&A series
A part of the NH Woods & Wildlife: Live! Q&A series
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Today’s episode of Spotlight on Research focuses on a paper published in the journal Horticultural Entomology in 2014. A pair of researchers from East...
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