Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Are there too many deer in NJ? Report reveals their impact on farmers
Rutgers Cooperative Extension and the Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
The Hunt for a Lost Bat
Pamela McElwee – Department of Human Ecology
Plant of the Month: Nothing Substandard about this Subshrub
by Bruce Crawford, Manager of Horticulture, Morris County Park Commission When the topic of groundcovers is breeched, there are certain plants that inexorably come to mind. Historically, one of the most overly abused groundcovers was Pachysandra, yet within this genus there is an option many gardeners have overlooked! Pachysandra is a member of the Buxaceae […]
‘Scrape these pests away” New Jersey braces for return of spotted lanternfly
Rutgers Cooperative Extension
New Jersey Youth Attend National 4-H Agri-Science Summit
Twenty-eight teens represented the New Jersey 4-H Youth Development Program at the National 4-H Agri-Science Youth Summit held in Washington D.C. in March. The purpose of the summit was to provide youth with an opportunity to learn about and develop an understanding of the critical role of agricultural science innovation in addressing world food issues. […]
New sessions announced for RCE Urban Gardening Webinar Series
Cecilia Diaz, Claudia Urdanivia – Rutgers Cooperative Extention, 4-H
N.J. youth attend National 4-H Agri-Science summit
Claudia Urdanivia.- 4-H
N.J. weather: Here’s how much snow fell this winter, and why this was a very rare season
David Robinson – New Jersey State Climatologist
Report: 27 NJ farmers lost $1.3M to deer damage in one year alone
Joseph Paulin, Nazia Arbab, Brian Schilling – Rutgers Cooperative Extension, New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
