Tom Molnar – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Hazelnut Job
The global shortage of hazelnuts—a cause of despair for Nutella lovers—is on the verge of change. The commercial cultivation of hazelnuts can begin to expand to regions like New Jersey and the Northeast with the release of disease resistant hazelnut trees from the Rutgers NJAES breeding program overseen by plant biologist Tom Molnar. Read more […]
Equine Arts & Smarts On Display At New Jersey 4-H Horse Bowl
4-H – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Cara Cuite Teams Up to Find Solutions to Basic Needs Insecurity Among Students in Higher Education
On Monday, January 29, Rutgers Against Hunger co-sponsored “Basic Needs Insecurity in New Jersey Higher Education,” a half-day conference for researchers, student affairs professionals, and others interested in the growing problem of food and housing insecurity among undergraduates in New Jersey. The event was organized by Cara Cuite, assistant extension specialist from the Department […]
Rutgers launches on-farm food safety website
Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Oyster farms, wildlife look to co-exist
Lisa Calvo – Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory
NJAES – Addressing Tomorrow’s Challenges Today: Commercial Agriculture
Sustainable farming on the urban fringe New Jersey is an anomaly in U.S. agriculture. One of the smallest states, it is nonetheless a top 10 producer of numerous commodities. Agricultural production per acre is more than three times higher than the national average. Ensuring a vibrant and robust agriculture means focusing attention on developing novel […]
State Board of Ag honors Kluchinski posthumously
Dan Kluchinski – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Long live the Jersey tomato
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Best Practices for Establishing Positive 4-H Youth Development Programming in Urban At-Risk Communities
Laura Bovitz, Marissa Staffen, Laura Eppinger, Abbie Kesely – Rutgers Cooperative Extension
