Agriculture & Gardens

Recently, parthenocarpic varieties of eggplant (ones that set fruit without pollination) have been developed specifically for greenhouse and tunnel pr...

We are excited about the completion of a multi-year effort to develop a Legal Guide for New Hampshire Agricultural Producers!  <br /> <br /> The pro...

Why should I analyze my feed?<br /> <br /> We need to analyze feeds to know what we are feeding. Feed analysis allows you to know what your feed is ...

Consistency in management and proper milking procedures are essential for profitable dairy production. Following correct procedures can lead to increa...

It is well accepted that calves need milk or milk replacer in their diet to grow them to weaning age. There are a lot of misconceptions about offering...

Dairy farmers probably get sick of hearing the age- old advice of “you’ve got to increase production to be more profitable”. However, there isn’t a mu...

Concentrates are always a high proportion of the cost of a feed ration due to their contribution as primary energy and protein sources in dairy feeds....

Fig is grown commercially in mild climates throughout the world. Fig offers the potential to be a high-value crop in New England, but to be profitable...

2021 Future of the Farm Webinar Series<br /> <br /> Recorded on April 13, 2021. View the recording.<br /> <br /> Trusts seem like a logical way to...

Cooperative Extension’s soil testing service dates back to 2005. The number of samples we process averages more than 3,000 a year. The following list ...