Much goes into making peaches readily available for New Jersey residents and beyond When it comes to producing peaches, New Jersey, with help from Rutgers scientists, does its part in keeping up with the competition. The round, slightly furry tree fruit is commercially produced in roughly 20 states. New Jersey sits among the top five […]
Extension
Peaches: Why growing the tree fruit isn’t always peachy keen
Joseph Goffreda; Dan Ward – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
RCE Receives Multiple Awards from the National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Rutgers Cooperative Extension agents received multiple state, regional and national awards from the National Association of County Agricultural Agents (NACAA). NACAA is an organization of extension educators, whose purpose is to further the professional development of its members, facilitate communication and cooperation among all extension educators, and provide for enhancement of the image of extension. […]
RCE receives multiple awards from NACAA
Rutgers Cooperative Extension
ESC Founding Director Karyn Malinowski Receives the 2021 Harness Horse Youth Foundation’s Service To Youth Award
Karyn Malinowski, founding director of the Equine Science Center at Rutgers University, received the 2021 Harness Horse Youth Foundation’s Service to Youth Award on Friday, August 5, 2022. Her staff and friends joined Malinowski as she was presented with the award by executive director of the Harness Horse Youth Foundation (HHYF), Ellen Taylor, during a […]
What Is Tara Flour–and Is It Safe?
Donald Schaffner – Department of Food Science
Water officials root for rain and weigh drought warning, as conditions worsen
Dave Specca – Rutgers EcoComplex
How our scorching hot and dry summer will affect N.J.’s biggest crops
Melissa A. Bravo – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Edison Community Garden will also ‘Build Unity, Compassion and Understanding’
Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Recovering from Pandemic Summer science programs are back at Rutgers
Rutgers 4-H Youth Development
