Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Rutgers Cooperative Extension is excited to present an urban gardening webinar series in Spanish, titled “El Huerto Urbano.” This series consists of live webinars in which colleagues from the New Jersey Agricultural Extension Station and experts from other organizations will offer advice for beginner gardeners with a different gardening topic each session. This is a […]
Continue reading...If you are in Atlantic, Cumberland or Cape May County, you are invited to the 2nd Annual Industry Night: Janine Spies, State IPM Program Coordinator for New Jersey will provide an overview of Integrated Pest Management and Pesticide Safety for New Jersey Agriculture. Spies’ talk has been approved for Pesticide Credits for CORE (2) and […]
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Seowoo Lee, candidate for Extension Specialist in Farm Viability, will deliver her stakeholder seminar “Bridging People, Science, and Environment: Supporting New Jersey Agriculture Through Applied Economics” tonight, February 17, 2025 from 7:00 to 8:00 pm. The seminar will take place at the Middlesex County E.A.R.T.H. Center located at 42 Riva Ave, North Brunswick Township, NJ […]
Continue reading...Monday, March 3 9am – 12pm EDT Cost: $10.00 per person Location: Online, Zoom You will receive the Zoom link by email approximately 1 week before class and a reminder email the morning of class Registration Deadline & Refunds: Deadline to register is Friday February 28, 2025 Refunds up to 7 days before event, online […]
Continue reading...Pesticide Credits Approved – #CORE(1); #10(6); #PP2(7); #1A(7) Date: March 4, 2025 (Tuesday) Location: Gloucester County Govt. Services Building #A, 1200 N. Delsea Dr., Clayton, NJ 08312 Registration: $20.00 (Checks only, made out to Rutgers University, can be paid […]
Continue reading...Winter injury is a crucial limiting factor to wine grape production in New Jersey (NJ). The lowest recorded temperatures during Jan 21-23, 2025, and Dec 23, 2024, were 0˚F and below at several northern, central, and southern NJ locations (Table 1). These temperatures are below the threshold of causing winter injury to grapevine buds, canes, […]
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