Griffin Dill, University of Maine Cooperative Extension tick lab coordinator, spoke to News Center Maine and WABI (Channel 5) about people not taking the necessary precautions to protect themselves against ticks. “With ticks […]
The Sun Journal, Centralmaine.com, Morning Ag Clips, The Piscataquis Observer,the Bangor Daily News and The Irregular advanced the fourth annual “Cattlemen’s College” to be held April 19–May 3. The event, which […]
The Bangor Daily News promoted an online spring gardening event, “Spring Gardening Tips for Vegetable and Flower Gardens,” at 5 p.m. April 13 featuring Kate Garland, a University of Maine […]
The Ellsworth American advanced a Zoom talk by Mark Hutchinson, a University of Maine Cooperative Extension professor, at 2 p.m. April 20. Hutchinson, who facilitates training through the Maine Compost […]
University of Maine Cooperative Extension and University of New Hampshire Extension will offer a webinar for home gardeners about fiddleheads from 6–7:15 p.m. April 14. Topics for the webinar, “Fiddleheads: A […]
Mainebiz talked with Leslie Forstadt, a University of Maine Cooperative Extension professor, about a new training series aimed at meeting the needs of a diverse agricultural community. The training is […]
The Waldo County Extension Association will offer two virtual presentations about rural living in Maine from 3–6:30 p.m. April 13. The event is in lieu of the annual Rural Living […]
Maine Public interviewed Kate Garland, a horticulture professional with University of Maine Cooperative Extension, about gardening tips for a recent segment of “Maine Calling.”
Lancaster Farming talked with Glen Koehler, a University of Maine Cooperative Extension integrated pest management specialist, and Renae Moran, a UMaine Cooperative Extension pomologist, about AgRadar, a new weather tool […]
Jason Lilley, a University of Maine Cooperative Extension sustainable agriculture professional, spoke with Farms.com about an upcoming farm tractor safety course, with weekly classes offered online from 6–7 p.m. April […]
