NH Agricultural Experiment Station
(Buck)thorns in the Side of Northeast Woodlands
Research identifies the six most problematic invasive woody species in Northeast woodlands and lays the groundwork for more coordinated management efforts. Read More
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08/19/25Reducing Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions in New Hampshire
Rem Moll is learning what factors create wildlife-vehicle collision "hotspots" and how to mitigate them to reduce collision frequency. -
07/29/25Building a More Resilient Food System in New Hampshire
UNH researchers study how regional consumers view the acquisition and consumption of local food with the goal of addressing obstacles and supporting... -
07/22/25Interdisciplinary Research Moving New Hampshire Agriculture and Forestry Forward
The Collaborative Research Enhancement Team Exploration (CREATE) program supports multidisciplinary research to take on complex problems. -
07/15/25Seedless Table Grape Research Continues to Show Encouraging Results
A seven-year UNH study reveals the seedless table grape varieties that are the best candidates for commercial growing in New Hampshire.
Recent Stories
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12/21/17 - WMUR 9: Drastic Drop Seen in NH Bumblebee Population, UNH Study ShowsResearchers say the change in the bumblebee population can have a sharp impact on agriculture. Read More -
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12/05/17 - From Farm to Food BankUNH-grown fish will help feed the hungry thanks to a 1,000 pound donation to the New Hampshire Food Bank. Read More -
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12/04/17 - Stronger Storms Hamper Ability of Streams and Rivers to Clean Up PollutionFreshwater streams and rivers naturally clean up some forms of pollution originating from urban and agricultural areas, but increased storm intensity reduces this ability, which... Read More -
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11/27/17 - State’s Food Pantries Enjoy Fresh Food Grown at UNH Farms and FacilitiesNew Hampshire residents who rely on the state’s food pantries have been enjoying fresh food donated by the NH Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of New Hampshire,... Read More -
11/20/17 - Wood Pellets Outperform Fossil Fuels, Natural Gas in Reducing Greenhouse GasesDURHAM, N.H. – Using wood pellets for home heating fuel reduces greenhouse gas emissions by more than half over fossil fuels and natural gas, according to new research from the NH... Read More -
11/07/17 - "Food Evolution" Screening Set for Nov. 16UNH will host a screening of the film "Food Evolution" on Nov. 16, followed by a panel discussion featuring New Hampshire Commissioner of Agriculture Lorraine Merrill. Read More