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4-H Animal and Agricultural Science grows true leaders via a model that utilizes animal and agriculture for positive youth development.

New Hampshire 4-H Rabbit and Cavy Project The New Hampshire 4-H Rabbit and Cavy Project is an fun project that focuses on rabbits and cavies. A…

Introduction to the NH 4-H Poultry Project The New Hampshire 4-H Poultry Project is an exciting and up-and-coming project that encompasses all…

Blueberry fruit fly, Rhagoletis mendax  Curran is a native insect that looks almost identical to apple maggot, except that it attacks blueberries,…

Congratulations on selecting a 4-H Beef Project! Beef Cattle can be lots of fun to raise and make a great project for all ages. If you are just…

Held on August 16, 2001, the residual stand damage workshop focused on the impact of residual stand damage to forest health and vigor; the economic…

Master plans were assessed in 1993 and recommendations made as to how communities could incorporate forestry considerations into their planning.…

Describes the potential for maintaining or expanding existing low-grade wood markets in New Hampshire and identifies new markets for low-grade wood.…

Compiled in 1999 this document includes papers about the financial aspects of tree growth and yield.

A symposium, Using Fire to Control Invasive Plants: What’s New, What Works in the Northeast?, was held on January 24, 2003. Researchers and fire…

Acknowledgments  This paper is the result of independent study conducted under the supervision of Dr. Richard Weyrick at the UNH's Dept. of…

The 6th Eastern Old Growth Forest Conference The 2004 conference was dedicated to furthering the scientific understanding and conservation of old…

Introduction During 1997, the New Hampshire Community Tree Steward Program, in partnership with Manchester Parks and Recreation Department,…

Managing White Pine in a New Millennium held on October 9 and 10, 2003 was a  2-day symposium for foresters to disseminate the latest research and…

A Workshop Series on Forest Measurements for Natural Resource Professionals was held in the fall of 2001. These proceedings were prepared as a…

In 2006, presenters revisited some of the key factors that define uneven-aged management and looked at how it is being implemented in our major…

Although improving soil fertility by additions of fertilizer, lime, or wood-ash based on a soil test can do much to increase a field’s productivity,…

There are plenty of times when having hard copy of crop records can be handy, and this worksheet allows you to keep track of crop information, soil…

Many species of grasses and legumes serve as forages. However, not all forage species are suited to New Hampshire’s climate and growing season, nor…

Some pastures and hayfields that need improvement aren’t well suited to conventional renovation. A pasture may be too steep or too rocky for…