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Stories from Extension: Rutgers Turf Alum Goes From Living in his Car to Working at the Illustrious Sebonack Golf Club
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, is the state’s largest institution of higher education and its land-grant institution. Beyond the campus-based academics, there is a component of Rutgers that is solely dedicated to serving the needs of New Jersey residents through research and outreach. Known as the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES), and […]
Plant Pathology Specialist Bruce Clarke Honored by the Nebraska Turfgrass Association
Bruce Clarke, extension specialist in turfgrass pathology in the Department of Plant Biology, was awarded the Nebraska Turfgrass Association Presidential Award in recognition of his significant contributions to the turfgrass industry in Nebraska and the nation. The director of the Center for Turfgrass Science at Rutgers since 1994, Clarke’s research and extension programs focus on […]
Plant Pathology Specialist Bruce Clarke Honored by the Nebraska Turfgrass Association
Bruce Clarke – Department of Plant Pathology
Gardener State: Two NJ farmers honored
Jane Brodhecker of Sussex County and James Etsch of Middlesex County – New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Air shuttles to the Jersey Shore? Aviation tech park in N.J. might make it happen.
Rutgers Cooperative Extension
NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams
Tom Orton – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Growing peppers–and resiliency–in Puerto Rico
Richard Alomar – Department of Landscape Architecture, Office of Urban Extension and Engagement
Rutgers NJAES tomato breeders release ‘Scarlet Sunrise’ bicolor grape tomato
Tom Orton and Pete Nitzsche – New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Rutgers NJAES Tomato Breeders Release ‘Scarlet Sunrise’ Bicolor Grape Tomato
The Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES) tomato breeding team that developed the ‘Rutgers 250’ tomato, has created a new and unique bicolor grape tomato, ‘Scarlet Sunrise‘. Developed by traditional (non-GMO) plant breeding methods, this cultivar has firm, crack-resistant red/yellow fruit, and–representative of New Jersey’s legacy of tasty tomatoes–an intense sweet flavor balanced by […]
