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Farmer to Farmer Session for High Tunnel Tomato Production
Fri, January 27, 2012
12:30pm - 4:00pm
Student Conservation Association
Vegetable and Berry Growers All Day Meeting
Sat, January 28, 2012
9:30am - 3:00pm
Concord Lodge of Elks

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The 2012-2013 Edition of the New England Vegetable Management Guide is Now Available!
When vegetable growers across New England are asked what resources they rely on most for information about producing vegetables, the New England Vegetable Management Guide is always high on their list. Updated every two years by vegetable specialists from the Universities of Maine, New Hampshire,...
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Federal Disaster Assistance Funding Received for Tornado and Tropical Storm Relief
MDAR encourages members of the farming community who suffer storm-related losses to report damages, crop, and physical losses to our federal partners at the USDA Farm Service Agency as soon as possible following storm events.  Such contact is a critical first step toward securing assistance...
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Vegetable and Berry Growers All Day Meeting
Sat, January 28, 20129:30am - 3:00pmConcord Lodge of Elks 9:30 Registration:  There is a $10.00 Registration Fee.  This fee is waived for members of NEV&BGA Two hours of pesticide applicator recertification credits have been approved for this meeting. PROGRAM 10:00 Winter Vegetable...
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Research & Project Updates

  • eIPM Project
    The eIPM project 3-year USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) funded project in which we are working with local growers on a broad range of activities related to Integrated Pest Management for diversified vegetable and fruit farms...

Recent Publications

  • IPM Guidelines
    Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a systematic approach to pest management that considers all factors affecting crop health, including plant nutrition, horticultural practices, and all suitable means of pest suppression. IPM programs are based on...

Vegetable Notes Newsletter

  • Fri, January 27, 2012

    2012-2013 New England Vegetable Management Guide now Available!
    Crop Health Update in Winter Greens
    Vegetable Notes Survey Results
    Farm Energy Resources
    Upcoming Meetings

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