Transitioning from Summer Field Day to harvest preparation has kept the Research Station humming. Shawn Steffan installed bee condos to supplement the pollinator garden. Insect […]

It’s that time again—when our dynamic, responsive cranberry plants are finally doing the same thing for an entire month. Throughout the growing season, cranberries are […]

The last couple weeks have been busy with preparations for cranberry field days. The continued heat is welcome but we really could use some rain […]

Hello all hope you have been well and enjoying the weather! We have all been busy up north. It has been very dry as every […]

Hello everybody! Now that July is past us we now are focusing on August and it’s challenges. August can seem like a huge waiting game […]

Following my previous articles on the shortage of Diazinon, I wanted to provide a little bit more background to the situation. The Environmental Protection Agency […]

Correction: While there is a supply issue with Diazinon at this time, there should be an official statement from Adama soon, hopefully, about their plans […]

After winter floods were drawn down this spring, a handful of marshes in a similar geographic area found an unfamiliar residue clinging to their cranberry […]

Microbes such as bacteria, archaea, and fungi naturally occur in every soil. These microbes perform many different roles vital to the soils, from breaking down […]

Hello everyone, hope you all had a wonderful and safe Fourth of July! What a busy couple of weeks it has been. Between the bees, […]