The Tools To Grow
Our agriculture and horticulture specialists use trusted research-based information to give New Hampshire farmers, businesses and citizens the tools they need to succeed. We provide a wide-range of resources, including workshops, fact sheets, programs, on-site consultations and comprehensive pest, plant and soil diagnostics.
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Hosts Kendall Kunelius and Rebecca Dube create a relatable and welcoming space to learn and celebrate, that aligns with UNH Extension's commitment to expanding access, strengthening connections, and enhancing well-being for all. The podcast creates community, honors challenges, and encourages personal and professional growth for all people in agriculture.
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Extension offers several summer meetings for farmers
UNH Extension’s Twilight Meetings provide space for farmers and people interested in learning more about farming to gather in person or virtually to l...
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Food keeps getting more expensive in NH and people can't afford it.
Become a Granite State Food Hero by donating home‑grown produce to fight hunger in New Hampshire, where 1 in 9 residents faces food insecurity and foo...
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UNH Cooperative Extension is expanding its educational and networking programs for this rapidly growing sector of New Hampshire farmers and growers. J...
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Episode 26 of the Shared Soil Podcast
Kendall and Rebecca discuss succession planning in agriculture with Seth Wilner, an Extension specialist with 26 years of experience. Seth defines suc...
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We have recently updated the prices of the soil & tissue tests offered by UNH Extension. We continually work to keep the program as affordable as ...
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Episode 25 of the Shared Soil Podcast
Kendall and Rebecca discuss the experiences of young farmers in New Hampshire with Lindsay Matras, who runs a small dairy and sugaring business, and G...
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Episode 24 of the Shared Soil Podcast
In the first episode of Season Three of the Shared Soil podcast, Kendall and Rebecca discuss the North Country Farm Trail, an initiative by Kate Savag...
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Events
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February 21, 2025 to October 17, 2026
We are excited to announce our 2026 Master Gardener Demonstration Garden Workshop series. All classes will take place at NH Audubon's Massabesic Center at
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March 9, 2026 to May 1, 2026
The University of New Hampshire Extension is launching a new online course to equip agricultural service providers (ASPs) with the tools and training needed to
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March 11, 2026 to April 15, 2026
This 6-week course is the first in a series of certification courses developed and hosted by the NH Landscape Association, NHTI, and UNH Extension.Sessions meet
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April 18, 2026
10:00am - 12:00pm, This free workshop will focus on pruning blueberries. The demonstration will offer both education for the beginner as well as learning opportunities for the
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April 22, 2026
6:00pm - 7:00pm, Join UNH Extension Home Horticulture Educator Sean O'Brien for an introduction to food preservation techniques. We will talk about the proper and safe ways to
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April 23, 2026
1:00pm - 2:00pm, Does your produce farm need to complete an annual inspection of your water sources to comply with FSMA’s Produce Safety Rule? This session is designed to
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April 24, 2026
4:30pm - 5:30pm, This free workshop held in collaboration with the Grafton County Conservation District and Windy Ridge Orchard will focus on pruning blueberries and planting
Resources
Mummy berry, caused by the fungus Monilinia vaccinii-corymbosi, is a significant disease affecting highbush and lowbush blueberries across New Hampshi...
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Information about washing, drying, removing ring bands, stacking, labeling, preventing contamination, and detecting spoilage.
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Maintaining proper water pH is critical for pesticide effectiveness, as many pesticides degrade rapidly in alkaline conditions due to a process called...
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Proper selection and use of personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential for reducing pesticide exposure and is legally mandated based on instruct...
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Bitter rot is a fungal disease that primarily causes fruit rot of apples and pears. The symptoms of bitter rot predominately appear on the fruit in Ju...
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Agricultural business website checklist to keep your website running smoothly, make sure it's up to date and offers a good customer experience.
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Landscape and Greenhouse Horticulture Field SpecialistEmail: Amy.Papineau@unh.eduPhone: (603) 862-1601
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Extension Field Specialist, Agricultural Business ManagementEmail: Seth.Wilner@unh.eduPhone: (603) 863-9200
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Field Specialist in Agricultural Business Management in Rockingham County.Email: Jesse.Wright@unh.edu