Have a small plot of land? Want to diversify? New to farming? Learn how to grow, market and sell Pick-Your-Own blueberries and make more money on less land! Join us on Thursday, February 22, 2018 for a two and a half hour class that will include: • Virtual Fieldtrip • Crop Profile • Q & […]
Continue reading...January 26, 2018 Rick VanVranken
2018 NJ State Ag Convention Educational Programs Now Online
The 2018 NJ State Ag Convention and Trade Show will be open February 6-8 at the Harrah’s Resort and Waterfront Convention Center in Atlantic City. The final version of the educational program developed by Rutgers NJAES Cooperative Extension faculty and staff in conjunction with the Vegetable Growers Association of NJ and the NJ Dept of […]
Continue reading...January 15, 2018 Matthew Elmore
Goosegrass
Goosegrass is a summer annual weed of cool-season turfgrass that has become more problematic in recent years. My conversations with turfgrass managers suggest that goosegrass is firmly entrenched as a top 5 turfgrass weed issue of highly managed system… Read More »
Continue reading...January 15, 2018 Matthew Elmore
Goosegrass
Goosegrass is a summer annual weed of cool-season turfgrass that has become more problematic in recent years. My conversations with turfgrass managers suggest that goosegrass is firmly entrenched as a top 5 turfgrass weed issue of highly managed systems in the Northeast region. Crabgrass is more prevalent than goosegrass, but is less problematic in highly […]
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January 15, 2018 Matthew Elmore
Goosegrass
Goosegrass is a summer annual weed of cool-season turfgrass that has become more problematic in recent years. My conversations with turfgrass managers suggest that goosegrass is firmly entrenched as a top 5 turfgrass weed issue of highly managed systems in the Northeast region. Crabgrass is more prevalent than goosegrass, but is less problematic in highly […]
Continue reading...January 15, 2018 Matthew Elmore
Goosegrass
Goosegrass is a summer annual weed of cool-season turfgrass that has become more problematic in recent years. My conversations with turfgrass managers suggest that goosegrass is firmly entrenched as a top 5 turfgrass weed issue of highly managed systems in the Northeast region. Crabgrass is more prevalent than goosegrass, but is less problematic in highly […]
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