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The 2017 NH Coverts Project volunteers
Volunteer In The New Year
Applications open for NH Coverts Project training
Applications open for NH Coverts Project training Learn More
Stacked firewood
How can I tell if my firewood is seasoned and okay to burn?
Wood burned inside the home should always be dry and seasoned for at least 6-12 months. Wood burns most efficiently when the moisture content is at 20... Learn More
cedar
Looking for Northern White Cedar
The Tree of Life The northern white cedar, known as the “tree of life” by 16th century explorers, is one of my favorite trees to see in the woods. ... Learn More
Hydrangea
How do I protect my ENDLESS SUMMER Hydrangea over the winter?
Although being touted as hardy to Zone 4, harsh winters often kill the flower buds of this series in New Hampshire. Learn More
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Greenville Looks to the Future
Community Profile Visioning Process Brings Town Together
Community Profile Visioning Process Brings Town Together Learn More
A woman and child in the snow.
Anti-Hibernation Do’s and Don’ts
How to stay active and healthy when it’s cold and dark
How to stay active and healthy when it’s cold and dark Learn More
Using Milk Urea Nitrogen to Calculate Urine and Urinary Nitrogen Output
Using Milk Urea Nitrogen to Calculate Urine and Urinary Nitrogen Output 1) Why is this important? The amount of urine produced by dairy cow... Learn More
Facebook Livestock Winter Care
Facebook Livestock - Winter Care for Livestock
Episode 4 - Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Episode 4 - Wednesday, December 6, 2017 Learn More
Knock, Knock. Moos There?
Written by Kayla Aragona, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Student, University of New Hampshire In the US, 5.6% of calves are stillborn, with a higher rate ... Learn More
Goats eating hay
Basic Winter Care for Livestock
Another summer gone and school has started. I’m thinking about adjusting my driving schedule to avoid buses, heat for the house, my winter garden, and... Learn More