Scientists from Rutgers University-New Brunswick are leading a new $3.2 million study that aims to continue developing sweet basil plants resistant to downy mildew and an emerging bacteria that has decimated the crops of the culinary herb for more than a decade. The U.S. Department of Agriculture National Institute of Food and Agriculture provided funding […]
Commercial Agriculture
SEBS-NJAES scientists lead $3.2 Million USDA grant to develop disease-resistant basil
James Simon – Department of Plant Biology
2023 Annie’s Project Farm Risk Management Course for New Jersey Women Farmers
Rutgers Cooperative Extension presents a new online version of the popular Annie’s Project, offering New Jersey women farmers relevant and important farm risk management lessons to help them succeed. The six-week online training course, “Annie Goes Online: Risk Management On Your Kitchen Table,” will be held virtually on Zoom, one evening per week, on Jan. […]
2023 Annie’s Project Farm Risk Management Course for N.J. women farmers
Robin Brumfield – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Everything you need to know about Jersey-grown Christmas trees | Gardener State
William Errickson – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Passaic wants to fill former industrial sites with produce farms — the vertical kind
Jim Simon – Department of Plant Biolog
Could Neighborhood Farms be Coming to Sparta
Stephen Kormar – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Education, appreciation, beginner farmers find home at Rutgers’ Cream Ridge Farm
William Hlubik, Bill Errickson, Brendon Pearsall, Linnea Eberly, Alex Sawatzky – Rutgers Cooperative Extension; Lauren Erriskcon – Rutgers Gardens
Scientists Warn Nuclear War Would Make the World Colder, Darker and Hungrier
Alan Robock – Department of Environmental Sciences
Rutgers NJAES research puts autumn leaves to good use
Joseph Heckman – Rutgers Cooperative Extension