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Rebecca Bordonaro with 4-H participant Danica Miles
4-H Volunteer Rebecca Bordonaro Reflects on Her Service
4-H volunteers serve as role models and guide New Hampshire youth
4-H volunteers serve as role models and guide New Hampshire youth Learn More
Lumberyard
NH Forest Products Markets and Policy Update - 9.15.2020 [video]
On September 15th, NH Division of Forests and Lands, NH Timberland Owners Association (NHTOA), NH Sustainable Forestry Initiative State Implementation... Learn More
John Gianforte looks through a telescope to study astronomy in the UNH Observatory
Real Astronomy in the Harry Potter Universe
Extension specialist John Gianforte uses Harry Potter examples to generate interest in astronomy
Extension specialist John Gianforte uses Harry Potter examples to generate interest in astronomy Learn More
Scout fall brassica plantings for cabbage aphid
If you have fall brassica crops, it is a good idea to scout now for cabbage aphid. Cabbage aphid, sometimes called “gray aphid”, can be a significant ... Learn More
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Growing melons in New Hampshire
Given that a vine-ripened cantaloupe (muskmelon) is one of the most divine treats of summer, it is surprising that few northern New England gardeners ... Learn More
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Spruce/Fir Issues of the North (Webinar)
A part of the New Hampshire Forest Health Webinar Series
A part of the New Hampshire Forest Health Webinar Series Learn More
Hand holding a marker. Text spells DIABETES
Did You Know That People with Diabetes Are at a Higher Risk for Foodborne Illness (aka Food Poisoning)?
When we talk about people who are at higher risk of foodborne illness, the groups that often come to mind are small children, elderly people, people w... Learn More
Close-up of a growing strawberry plant
With More Time at Home, New Hampshire Residents Grow Victory Gardens
UNH Extension staff help New Hampshire residents learn to grow their own food
UNH Extension staff help New Hampshire residents learn to grow their own food Learn More
Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
Over-informed on IPM - Episode 027: Setting the stage for classical biological control of BMSB (part 4)
Anna chats with newly minted PhD Nicole Quinn (previously Virginia Tech, now USDA-ARS) about her work studying BMSB dispersal and the dispersal of its natural enemy, samurai wasp.
Anna chats with newly minted PhD Nicole Quinn (previously Virginia Tech, now USDA-ARS) about her work studying BMSB dispersal and the dispersal of its... Learn More
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New Hampshire Communities are Suited to Focus on Community Economic Resilience
What is resilience and why are we hearing so much about it? There are many definitions and factors for resilience related to community and the economy... Learn More