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Having a horticulture degree can make a difference
by Courtney Llewellyn Life moves at a lightning pace these days, and the same can be 
Posted on November 26, 2025
Life moves at a lightning pace these days, and the same can be said of the horticulture industry. Plant varieties are always being tweaked and improved, different methods of growing are tested, new technology is being developed – and pests and diseases are always a threat. That’s why attending a col...
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Plant something different and see what grows
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Plant something different and see what grows
Karl H. Kazaks 
Posted on October 1, 2025
Beaver Dam Sunflower Festival celebrates 10th anniversary BUCHANAN, VA – Sometimes you have to take your mind off things – try something new because the old ways aren’t working. In 2015, Frank Preston Wickline III decided to plant 30 acres of sunflowers on his dairy farm in Botetourt County. Like ma...
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Strawberry disease challenges researchers
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Strawberry disease challenges researchers
Sally Colby 
Posted on October 1, 2025
A relatively new strawberry disease has made its way out of Florida and is spreading throughout the South and Northeast. “ Neopestalotiopsis is the name of the disease and the pathogen,” said Nicole Gauthier, Ph.D., Extension plant pathologist, University of Kentucky. “Most people call it Neopest. I...
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Look for resilience, not just hardiness, in apple rootstocks
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Look for resilience, not just hardiness, in apple rootstocks
Courtney Llewellyn 
Posted on October 1, 2025
Those with orchards know apple trees need a certain period of cold, known as winter dormancy, to grow and produce properly. However, exactly how cold the trees need it to be and for how long can vary by variety, and depends on their scions and rootstocks. Testing the cold hardiness of apple scions a...
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Caring for future Christmas trees
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Caring for future Christmas trees
Sally Colby 
Posted on October 1, 2025
Michigan State University Extension Specialist Bert Cregg, Ph.D., said for most Christmas tree growers in the Midwest and Northeast, every new tree begins in a seedling bed. Cregg recently presented information on options to ensure seedlings have the best possible start. “It begins with ‘2-0s’, plan...
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Pitching a story to the local press
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Pitching a story to the local press
Sonja Heyck-Merlin 
Posted on October 1, 2025
“Media coverage can bring significant attention and credibility to your farm, but it requires understanding what makes a story interesting, how to pitch it and how to maintain positive relationships with journalists,” said Molly McManus, agritourism and marketing coordinator at CCE Broome in New Yor...
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High tunnel aphid management
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High tunnel aphid management
Kelsi Devolve 
Posted on October 1, 2025
A high tunnel can create an ideal environment for plants to grow, but it can also allow unwanted pests to thrive. Research Assistant Professor at the University of Vermont Cheryl Frank Sullivan explained how many of these pests can create a “total visual food quality issue” and must be managed right...
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Sharing is caring: Alternative land access
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Sharing is caring: Alternative land access
Holly Devon 
Posted on October 1, 2025
As ecological instability rocks the globe and the cost of living in urban centers skyrockets, the concept of land stewardship has never been more vital – or more appealing. The post-pandemic trend of seeking a slow-paced life – and the current barrage of social media imagery featuring brightly color...
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How advantageous are agrivoltaics in vegetable production?
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How advantageous are agrivoltaics in vegetable production?
Courtney Llewellyn 
Posted on October 1, 2025
As land become a more precious resource, figuring out how to use it as economically as possible is a top priority. It’s often where agrivoltaics – agricultural production underneath or adjacent to solar panels – comes into play. But how effective is farming beneath these panels? Luckily, research is...
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Snowshoeing to be offered at Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center & Schoharie Crossing
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Snowshoeing to be offered at Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center & Schoharie Crossing
Courtney Llewellyn 
February 2, 2026
AMBOY, NY – The Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center would like to announce its program Snowshoe Wanders, happening Sunday afternoon, Feb. 22, fro...
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What to look for in a second act
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What to look for in a second act
Courtney Llewellyn 
January 31, 2026
A 50th birthday is often viewed as a milestone moment in an individual’s personal and professional life. Upon turning 50, some adults might have felt ...
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Around the Kitchen Table: In praise of toast
by Tamra M. Bolton 
January 29, 2026
In our family there is usually a story attached to the foods we eat – not always a good story, but at least a memorable one. Growing up, our palates w...
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Hit the sweet (potato) spot with homemade bread
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Hit the sweet (potato) spot with homemade bread
Courtney Llewellyn 
January 27, 2026
Many people have a passion for baking. Baking can be a rewarding hobby and fill a home with an aroma that’s unique, welcoming and instantly identifiab...
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