Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Winter on-farm food safety trainings are currently being offered throughout the state. Third party audit, Good Agricultural Practices, and opportunities for writing a farm food safety plan are offered this winter. Registration is required! We are no longer offering the certificate based training for the Food Safety Modernization Act Produce Rule, and are waiting on the […]
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Date: February 9 – 10 – 11, 2016 Location: Harrah’s Resort & Waterfront Conference Center, Atlantic City, New Jersey Sponsors: Vegetable Growers’ Association of NJ, New Jersey Blueberry Association, Garden State Wine Growers Association, Rutgers NJ Ag Experiment Station, & NJ Department of Ag View 2016 Convention Information & Registration View 2016 Educational Program Trade […]
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Many people are pleased that typical winter temperatures have taken so long to show up. Below are some interesting observations from early- to mid-winter in New Brunswick. Relatively warm soil temperatures (as high as mid-60s °F) stimulated growth late into December. Dandelion bloom on 15 December 2015 in New Brunswick.
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Date: Thursday January 7, 2016, 2pm Location: Salem County Extension Office 51 Cheney Road Woodstown, NJ 08098 We will review the effect of Dickeya (blackleg pathogen) on the 2015 white potato crop for better decisions regarding your 2016 potato seed orders. Presenter Dr. Steven Johnson, Extension Plant Pathologist at UMaine, has over 20 years of experience […]
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Officially, they’re Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), but these days most folks call them drones. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) opened a new mandatory registration system for hobby/recreational UAS this week, just in time for the millions of new UAS they expect will be found under Christmas trees. If you’re anticipating such a package, be aware […]
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In New Jersey, dormant oils (3-4%) are typically applied during March & April. However, many landscapers also apply dormant oils during the late fall months. Dormant oils have proven to be an effective material against a wide range of insect/mite pests & their eggs. Typical landscape pests targeted include spruce spider mites/eggs, southern red spider […]
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