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Leaders' Association Meeting - Sept 2017
Grafton County 4-H Leaders' Association
MEMBERSHIP Upon completion of the screening process, a volunteer becomes an official 4-H leader, and an automatic member of the Grafton County 4-H ... Learn More
Coverts volunteer in the woods
2019 NH Coverts Project Annual Report
Thank you to the 137 volunteers who completed the 2019 Coverts Project Survey! I look forward all year to hearing what you have been up to - you’ve ma... Learn More
Maddy Perron
Maddy Perron: Bringing the Outside Inside for the Homebound
A Master Gardener Volunteer Profile
A Master Gardener Volunteer Profile Learn More
recipe, baked fish
Baked Fish
This easy recipe has a lot of flavor and goes well with a simple steamed vegetable.
This easy recipe has a lot of flavor and goes well with a simple steamed vegetable. Learn More
Community member using iNaturalist to inventory plant species during BioBlitz
Ready, Set, Identify!
Stratford BioBitz Engages Community Members on Town-Owned Land
Stratford BioBitz Engages Community Members on Town-Owned Land Learn More
fern
Do ferns make good houseplants?
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More
Welcome Kenesha Reynolds, Extension State Specialist in Agricultural Business Management
Kenesha Reynolds joined UNH Cooperative Extension in October, 2019 as the State Specialist in Agricultural Business Management. In this role, she will... Learn More
The NH Big Tree Grafton County Champion Tamarack is growing at the Quincy Bog Natural Area in Rumney.
Tamarack
An Unusual and Sometimes Unsung Conifer of the North
An Unusual and Sometimes Unsung Conifer of the North Learn More
Shagbark Hickories along the roadway in Amherst
Henry Thoreau and Shagbark Hickories
On December 18, 1856, Henry David Thoreau fulfilled an invitation to speak at the fledgling Amherst, NH Lyceum for the evening. The event was held in ... Learn More
begonia
Which foliage houseplants are easiest to grow?
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More