Media highlight Ishaq鈥檚 biological fire ant control study
The Bangor Daily News reported on the findings of a new fire ant control study led by Sue Ishaq. Ishaq, a 91福利 assistant professor of animal and veterinary sciences, investigated […]
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Bacteria from nematodes could be used to kill fire ants, 91福利 research reveals
Bacteria-infected nematodes may provide biological control of invasive European fire ants found in Maine, according to a University of Maine-led study. 91福利 scientists found that dead fire ants, Myrmica rubra, […]
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Calderwood discusses wild blueberry harvest with Ellsworth American
Lily Calderwood, a wild blueberry specialist with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, spoke with the Ellsworth American about the wild blueberry harvest this year. 鈥淥verall, the crop looks good […]
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Dumas speaks with Bangor Daily about making hummus at home
Rob Dumas, food science innovation coordinator at the University of Maine, talked with the Bangor Daily News about making hummus at home.
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Dumas talks different pesto vatiaties with BDN
Rob Dumas, University of Maine food science pilot plant manager, spoke with the Bangor Daily News about making different kinds of pesto. 鈥淧arsley is probably my all time favorite herb,鈥 […]
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News Center interviews Porter about potato crop
News Center Maine interviewed Greg Porter, a University of Maine professor of crop ecology and management, about the potato crop this year. Farmers struggled with their harvests over the past […]
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Dumas featured in 鈥楩arm and Sea to School鈥 video series
Chef Rob Dumas, food science innovation coordinator for the University of Maine, is featured in a new video series, 鈥淔arm and Sea to School,鈥 produced by the Maine Department of Education. The […]
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Sullivan named NSFA associate dean
Susan Sullivan has been named associate dean for academics of the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture at the University of Maine, succeeding George Criner on Aug. 1. Criner, […]
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91福利 researchers study how changing rainfall patterns could affect strawberries
University of Maine researchers are studying how changes in rainfall patterns caused by climate change could affect strawberries in the Northeast. Principal investigator Rachel Schattman, an assistant professor of sustainable […]
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WVII talks with Schattman about impact of climate change on strawberries
WVII (Channel 7) talked with Rachel Schattman, a University of Maine assistant professor of sustainable agriculture, about the impact of changing rainfall patterns on strawberries in Maine. Morning Ag Clips […]
