Amy Rowe, Rutgers Cooperative Extension
New Jersey had a record-setting drought during the fall of 2024, with October being the driest month ever recorded for the state going back to 1895. The state received only 0.02 inches of precipitation on average that month, which is 4 inches below normal. The exceedingly dry fall led to the drought …
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By Sal Mangiafico, Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Many people are committed to implementing more sustainable practices at home. But often people also want to do more for their community by participating in organizations or groups that may have a larger impact, offer opportunities for challenges and growth, or simply provide more social …
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Some Good News: Environmental Success Stories in New Jersey
Rutgers Earth Day Every Day webinar series for Spring 2025 will begin April 14. The topic is Some Good News: Environmental Success Stories in New Jersey. You can register at: https://go.rutgers.edu/somegoodnews Or learn more about past webinars …
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Credits awarded: CORE: 03 – Plant 1A: 04 – Research 10: 03 – Private PP2: 04
March 28, 20259:00 am to 2:15 pm51 Cheney Rd., Woodstown, NJ Program starts at 9; please arrive earlier No cost; Lunch will not be provided Please register:856-769-0090molly.english@salemcountynj.gov Credits awarded: CORE Basic Safety and Handling 031A Agricultural Plant 0410 …
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