Rutgers Center for Vector Biology
Pets could be next target of exotic tick that infested N.J. farm
Andrea M. Egizi – Department of Entomology
Rutgers Center for Vector Biology
Optimizing soil health in New Jersey
Rutgers Soil Testing Laboratory – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Tick first found in Hunterdon makes its way to Union County
Rutgers Center for Vector Biology
East Asian tick is now confirmed in second N.J. county
Rutgers Center for Vector Biology
Invasive Tick Persists in New Jersey
Andrea M. Egizi – Rutgers Center for Vector Biology
Ask the Experts: Not Just Horsin’ Around
Carey A. Williams – Equine Science Center; Department of Animal Sciences
Exotic tick species arrives in U.S., could carry virus
James Occi – Rutgers Center for Vector Biology
Exotic Ticks Identified After Farmer Is Found Covered in Thousands Have Now Made N.J. Home
James L. Occi – Rutgers Center for Vector Biology
Optimizing Soil Health in New Jersey
By Stephanie Murphy, Director, Rutgers Soil Testing Laboratory Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Gardener News, January, 2017 While spring yard work involves preparation for summer vegetable gardens or rejuvenating lawns, at the top of your to-do list should be soil testing–after all, your landscape and garden crops are grounded in soil, relying on […]
