For more than 100 years, investment in New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES) research has sustained innovative work that strengthens economic viability and improves public health. NJAES researchers strive to gain a deeper understanding of our physical world, identify ways in which humans affect our planet and develop multi-dimensional solutions to address real-world problems. NJAES […]
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Impact and Options for Extension Professionals
By Barbara O’Neill, Distinguished Professor and Extension Specialist in Financial Resource Management Reprinted from Journal of Extension, February 2019, Vol. 57, No. 1 A major event affecting personal financial planning today is the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) that was signed into law in December 2017. Thus, a new “tool of the trade” for […]
For first time, Rutgers has counted all the tick species in NJ
Dina Fonseca; James Occi; Andrea Egizi – Department of Entomology; Center for Vector Biology
What’s Being Done to Help NJ’s Food Deserts?
Cara Cuite – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Rutgers Experts Can Discuss Threat of Winter and Early Spring Tick Bites, Lyme Disease
Alvaro Toldeo; Dina M. Fonseca – Department of Entomology; Center for Vector Biology
Middlesex gardening classes taking place in March
Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Gnocchi, reimagined: Wooller wants sexy things to happen on the pasta shelf: Stories from the Rutgers Food Innovation Center
Diane Holtaway, Rutgers Food Innovation Center
Haskin Lab Awarded NOAA Grants to Enhance Coastal Bivalve Aquaculture
Rutgers Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory (HSRL) was awarded a $592,390 NOAA Sea Grant to enhance bivalve aquaculture, which is important to the socioeconomic wellbeing of coastal areas that are depressed by the decline of wild fisheries. Principal investigator for the three-year project, “Enhancing bivalve aquaculture through species improvement and diversification,” is Ximing Guo, professor and […]
NJ Faces Growing Health Threat from Virus-Carrying Mosquitoes
Randy Gaugler – Center for Vector Biology; Department of Entomology
This Professor’s Hot Peppers Give New Jersey’s Immigrants a Taste of Home
Albert Ayeni, Tom Orton, Jim Simon – Rutgers Cooperative Extension, Department of Plant Biology
