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Has managing fungal diseases in your bedding plant crops been a challenge? Do bacterial diseases baffle you? Please join us on Thursday, September 24 from 12-1 PM. Dr. Cheryl Smith, Extension Professor and Plant Health Specialist, UNH Extension will discuss both cultural and chemical management options for the most common, and troublesome diseases of spring […]Learn more. . .
Click here for detailsClick here to download this letter with a sheet included for organizing your information needed to generate your application. If you grow Nursery Crops defined as “decorative or nondecorative plants grown in a container or controlled environment for commercial sale” (CFAP 1 Handbook, 208A) and/or Floriculture defined as “cut flowers and cut greenery from annual […]Learn more. . .
Click here for detailsUSDA announced on August 11 that nursery crops and cut flowers are eligible for CFAP. Specifically: Nursery crops means decorative or non-decorative plants grown in a container or controlled environment for commercial sale. Cut flowers includes cut flowers and cut greenery from annual and perennial flowering plants grown in a container or controlled environment for […]Learn more. . .
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