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High grade your high tunnel
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High grade your high tunnel
Posted on January 1, 2026
Bob Rimol discussed high tunnel construction and other recommendations at the 2025 Ohio Ecological Food & Farm Association ’s annual conference. Rimol is the owner and founder of Rimol Greenhouse Systems based in Hooksett, NH. Rimol manufactures and distributes greenhouses across the U.S. Framing Ma...
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Establishing benchmarks likely to increase growers’ profitability
by Edith Tucker 
Posted on January 1, 2026
University of Vermont Extension Professor Vern Grubinger summarized the results of research to address the economics of high tunnel production that he and his research colleague, UVM Assistant Professor Becky Maden, initiated in 2024, at the 2025 High Tunnel Production Conference in West Lebanon, NH...
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Guard against small business tax fraud
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Guard against small business tax fraud
by Sonja Heyck-Merlin 
Posted on January 1, 2026
“More than 70% of cyber attacks are aimed at businesses with less than 100 employees. They’re not going for the big guys because the big guys can afford the big cybersecurity firms,” said IRS employee Sheba Gonzalez. At an event hosted by USDA, Gonzalez and her colleagues, all IRS specialists in tax...
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New York and heading north?
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New York and heading north?
by Sally Colby 
Posted on January 1, 2026
Look at a penny and zero in closely at Lincoln’s nose. That’s the size of the redbay ambrosia beetle (RAB), a tiny insect and key player in laurel wilt, an aggressive fungal disease of trees in the Lauraceae family transmitted by the RAB. Although important landscape and forest trees are in this fam...
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Snow peas in space!
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Snow peas in space!
by Enrico Villamaino 
Posted on January 1, 2026
At the American Society for Horticultural Science ’s sizzling summer summit in New Orleans, an unexpected underdog dazzled the data-driven crowd: the snow pea. Crisp and colorful, this cool-season crop took the spotlight in a seminar by Jacob Schwab, a graduate research assistant at the University o...
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More collaborative than competitive: Growing flowers in the Northeast
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More collaborative than competitive: Growing flowers in the Northeast
by Courtney Llewellyn 
Posted on January 1, 2026
Flower production in the Northeast is experiencing a revival as consumer demand for locally grown flowers rises alongside increased interest in sustainable agriculture. That’s according to work from Ankit Singh, Ph.D., UMaine assistant Extension professor and Maine Sustainable Agriculture & Ornament...
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Do thirsty plants produce more cannabinoids?
by Courtney Llewellyn 
Posted on January 1, 2026
First, federal news: On Dec. 18, President Donald Trump issued an executive order to amend marijuana’s longstanding classification as a Schedule I federally controlled substance without accepted medical value. The order seeks to finalize a 2023 recommendation by the Department of Health & Human Serv...
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Farmers First: What is the nature of time?
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Farmers First: What is the nature of time?
How much time do we have?
Posted on January 1, 2026
Happy New Year, farm family! As I type these words, I find myself straddling the space-time continuum in a way that I don’t often do. The change from one year to another has heightened my awareness of both the nature and passage of time. What is the nature of time? In my writing present, it is still...
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Small-scale farmer networks build community
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Small-scale farmer networks build community
by Edith Tucker 
Posted on November 30, 2025
Sue Greene, who moved to northern New Hampshire in the last decade after successfully working for years as a certified physical therapist in the Boston area, has forged her own path as an independent farmer at Slopeside Farm on Stebbins Hill Road in Lancaster. Mike, her data scientist husband who wo...
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Hydrogen sulfide gas isn’t mundane
by Sally Colby 
April 8, 2026
Manure safety might seem like a boring, overdone topic, but that isn’t the case when farmers continue to die in manure-related accidents. In many case...
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Maple Farmers’ Collective sells only single-source syrup
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Maple Farmers’ Collective sells only single-source syrup
by Edith Tucker 
April 8, 2026
Steam billowed from the open windows of the cupola of maple sugarmaker Cory Krieg’s sugarhouse on March 27, within sight of his home on Christian Hill...
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Managing soilborne diseases
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Managing soilborne diseases
by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant 
April 8, 2026
Are white mold and other soilborne diseases affecting your soybeans? Camilo Parada-Rojas, Ph.D., field crop pathologist with Cornell University, prese...
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Got slugs? Don’t give up on no-till
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Got slugs? Don’t give up on no-till
Courtney Llewellyn 
April 8, 2026
At a meeting of the Northeast Cover Crops Council, John Tooker, a Penn State entomologist, showed a photograph of a hay mower in southern Pennsylvania...
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