'Imperfect on the outside': What Vermont cider producers see in the 2023 apple harvest
Severe weather events in 2023 ravaged many Vermont crops. In contrast, the state's apple cider industry may see its best season in years.
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Official data shows 60% of Vermont apple crop survived severe weather
Official data shows 60% of Vermont apple crop survived severe weather
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Student group gets to the root of soil science
Founded in 1967, the WVU Soils Team is a group of undergraduate students who compete in intercollegiate soil judging. Made up of less than a dozen members, the team is
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JJ NICHTING COMPANY IN TOUCH WITH SOUTHEAST IOWA WITH JERRY DRISCOLL & MASON CLARAHAN
JJ NICHTING COMPANY IN TOUCH WITH SOUTHEAST IOWA WITH JERRY DRISCOLL & MASON CLARAHAN
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UVM Extension Earns Grant to Study Solar Corridors on Farms
Photo curtesy of UVM Extension Northwest Crops and Soils Program Burlington--University of Vermont (UVM) Extension recently received a $68,438 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service to work with farmers interested in trying "solar corridors" in their corn silage fields. The project will be led by Dr. Heather Darby, a UVM Extension agronomist based in St. Albans and head of the UVM Extension Northwest Crops and Soils Team. Over the past decade, the team has worked with farmers to adopt cover cropping projects across the state. This new rese...
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