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UNH Research Takes Center Stage on NH Agriculture Radio Show
Did you know you can make syrup from sycamore trees? And that seedless table grapes grown locally taste nothing like what you get at the grocery store? How about that wet brewers grains are a sustainable, cost-effective alternative for heifer feed? And did you know that researchers with the NH... Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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04/29/21Salt Found to Preserve Shelf Life of Alternate, Low-Cost Feed for Dairy Heifers
In the past decade, the number of New Hampshire craft brewers has increased from 15 to 93. What happens to all of that grain when the brewing process... -
04/12/21Learn About the Best Varieties of Seedless Table Grapes to Grow in NH
Experiment station scientists Becky Sideman and Marta Lima will present their findings of which varieties of seedless table grapes grow well in New... -
04/05/21Q&A: Specialty Syrups
Scientists with the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station in the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture recently presented preliminary... -
03/31/21Randomness, not Environmental Selection, Key to Altering Bacteria in Arctic
In the Northeast, heat waves, heavy downpours, and sea level rise pose growing challenges. Infrastructure, agriculture, fisheries, and ecosystems...
Recent Stories
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02/10/20 - Residues from Brewery Industry Show Promise as Dairy Heifer FeedWet brewers grains, the abundant residues of the brewery industry, show promise as a potential cost-effective, high-nutrient feed replacement for dairy heifers, according to new... Read More -
01/27/20 - Learn to Grow Kiwiberries in New EnglandCome learn about the commercial production of kiwiberries in New England from Will Hastings, vineyard manager and research technician for the NH Agricultural Experiment Station’s... Read More -
01/21/20 - UNH Pathologist Diagnoses Valley Fever in Rescue Dog from ArizonaA pathologist with New Hampshire Diagnostic Veterinary Lab at the University of New Hampshire recently diagnosed the fungal disease Valley Fever in a rescue dog from Arizona. It... Read More -
01/21/20 - Big Move Leads to UNHEditor's Note: This is the latest installment in a series featuring UNH faculty telling their stories in their own words. André Brito, associate professor, agriculture, nutrition... Read More -
01/17/20 - Fruit Growers News: NH Agricultural Experiment Station shares updates at 2020 NH Farm and Forest ExpoAre rivers the livers of watersheds? Should farmers plant cider apples to thwart pests in orchards? Come find out from scientists with the NH Agricultural Experiment Station at... Read More -
01/13/20 - Are Rivers the Livers of Watersheds? Should Farmers Plant Cider Apples to Thwart Pests?Are rivers the livers of watersheds? Should farmers plant cider apples to thwart pests in orchards? Come find out from scientists with the NH Agricultural Experiment Station at... Read More -
01/08/20 - Seaweed Research Benefits Region’s Dairy FarmersOrganic dairy cows fed kelp meal produced less methane for part of the summer grazing season, according to researchers with the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station at... Read More -
01/06/20 - UNH Scientists Expand Seaweed Research to Benefit Region’s Dairy FarmersOrganic dairy cows fed kelp meal produced less methane for part of the summer grazing season, according to researchers with the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station at... Read More -
12/30/19 - NH Agricultural Experiment Station 2019 Research in ReviewOur researchers and graduate students are working on more than 50 research projects to serve the Granite State. Here are a few highlights from 2019. Read More -
12/09/19 - UNH Ecologist Named One of Most Highly Cited Researchers in WorldSerita Frey, professor of soil microbial ecology at the University of New Hampshire and a researcher with the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station, has been named one of... Read More