Dill talks about lacewings with Bangor Daily
Jim Dill, a University of Maine Cooperative Extension pest management specialist, talked with the Bangor Daily News about green lacewings, insects that feed on aphids. According to Dill, the lacewing […]
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Recorder cites ‘Making Margaret’ research collaborative
The Greenfield Recorder cited a recipe research project, “Making Margaret,” launched by the University of Maine’s Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center in 2018 to explore the connections between food and […]
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Sudderly speaks with WVII about early college program
Kari Sudderly, an Early College Program coordinator at the University of Maine, talked with WVII (Channel 7) about the online Early College Career Pathways program that allows home-schooled and public school […]
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UMaine Extension hosts weekly open house in August at Rogers Farm
University of Maine Cooperative Extension will hold a weekly open house from 5:30–7 p.m. Tuesday evenings in August at the Rogers Farm Demonstration Garden, 914 Bennoch Road, Old Town. Visitors […]
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Nickerson Scholarship recipients named
Eighteen University of Maine undergraduates have been named 2021–22 Nickerson Scholarship recipients: Connor Ashfield and Julia Bate of Bangor, Scott Beauchamp of Bath, Madeline Bierman of Sorrento, Brooke Camire of […]
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WVII advances BSO live performances
WVII (Channel 7) advanced the Bangor Symphony Orchestra’s 126th season, which features live performances beginning Oct. 10 at the University of Maine’s Collins Center for the Arts. Tickets go on […]
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Gill, Glover call for vaccine mandate in Centralmaine.com column
In a Centralmaine.com op-ed, University of Maine associate professors Jacquelyn Gill and Robert Glover, who are part of the Scholars Strategy Network, advocate for requiring vaccines and masks when staff […]
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Press Herald talks with Billings about evolution of lobster as symbol of Maine
The Portland Press Herald spoke with Cathy Billings, author of “The Maine Lobster Industry: A History of Culture, Conservation & Commerce,” about how the lobster became a symbol of Maine. […]
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Kersbergen discusses toxic plants with Republican Journal
Rick Kersbergen, a University of Maine Cooperative Extension professor, spoke with the Republican Journal about giant hogweed and wild parsnip, two non-native toxic plants that have taken root in Maine. […]
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Eat This cites UMaine study in promoting potato milk
Eat This, Not That cited a University of Maine study that explored antioxidant levels in colored potatoes in reporting on the benefits of potato milk, including reduced environmental production costs […]
