Free Tomatoes on Atlantic City, Wildwood Boardwalks Thursday
Jersey tomatoes are delicious and today they are free! The NJ Dept. of Agriculture is giving away tomatoes today on the Atlantic City and Wildwood boardwalks.
New Jersey Department of Agriculture
They’re Back — Spotted Lanternfly in Nymphal Stage Throughout NJ
Still in a nymphal stage this time of year, looking like a black, engorged tick with white dots, they may not be so easy to spot. But they don't yet have wings, only the ability to hop.
‘Jersey Fresh’ is Open for Business in the Garden State
New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Doug Fisher said when talking about Jersey Fresh produce, that means Grade-A, top quality, locally grown fruits, and veggies.
Don’t Fret NJ Farmers; a Little Cold Should Not Hurt Crops
Top New Jersey agricultural experts say despite cold temperatures, the state crops should remain in pretty good shape this season.
NJ Says Two Counties Should Be Sprayed for Tree-killing Caterpillar
New Jersey in 2022 is trying to get ahead of population outbreaks of the gypsy moth caterpillar, following a few quiet years for the tree-killing pest.
Five NJ Counties Added to ‘Quarantine Zone’ for Spotted Lanternfly, Bringing Total to 13
"They're just on a roll. They're going to continue to populate and flourish and move onward into new territories," said New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher.
Crush This Bug — Spotted Lanternfly at Vulnerable Stage in NJ Right Now
This is the perfect time of year for you to "manage" the spotted lanternfly, the invasive pest that's laying eggs in nearly every New Jersey county, experts suggest.
Jersey Farmers — Some are Still Working in Winter
"They are really just taking a step back from a robust season. They are working all of the time. They really do work year-round," State Secretary of Agriculture Doug Fisher said.