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CAES in the News

2022 News Articles:

May 24--How a Wesleyan professor pioneered modern nutritional science: CT Insider

May 21--Robert Miller: Across Connecticut, once-lush beech trees are dying: CT Insider

May 21--Health District Touting BLAST For Tick-Borne Disease Prevention: Newtown Bee

May 17--Moths formerly known as gypsy prepare for Litchfield county leaf feast: i95 Rock

May 17--Connecticut DEEP anticipates heavy moth activity, ‘defoliation’: The Register Citizen

May 17--Trees in Litchfield County could be hit again by the spongy moth: WSHU

May 16--The moths formerly known as gypsy moths...expected to be a problem for part of [state]: WFSB

May 16--Milford Starts Annual Mosquito Control Program: Patch

May 14--Robert Miller: When you hike in the woods, don’t forget about the risk of ticks: CT Insider

May 13--A View from My Porch: The Shady History of Connecticut Tobacco — The Finale: Lyme Line

May 13--Milford looks to take bite out of mosquito population: Milford Mirror

May 11--Climate change is the culprit behind rising tick-borne diseases, [CT] researcher says: WSHU

May 11--America's Oldest Agricultural Experiment Station: The International Festival of Arts & Ideas

May 6--Logansport native breaks boundaries in field of plant pathology and ecology: Pharos Tribune

Apr. 29--Busy Tick Season Expected in Connecticut: NBC Connecticut

Apr. 20--Green & Growing: Ten years on, another Earth Day: The Day

Apr. 19--Soil testing: Sherman, New Milford, New Fairfield, set for April 23: CT Insider

Apr. 18--Experts warn of rising tick population in CT: WFSB

Apr. 10--Woodbridge vineyard known for its wine, loved for its ‘family’ atmosphere: New Haven Register

Apr. 2--Chinese plant named after a Scotsman that’s [part of] CT’s spring landscape: Stamford Advocate

Mar. 18--'Parachuting' Spiders, Stink Bugs, More Spring Insects In CT: Patch

Mar. 11--Big spider spreading along East Coast, but could it survive in Connecticut?: The Day

Mar. 9--Joro Spider, A Giant Flying Arachnid, Could Invade Connecticut: Patch

Feb. 27--Battle Against Plant-Killing Boxwood Blight...Has New Tactics: Buckhead

Feb. 23--Garden club hosting lecture on earthworms, soil health: Hartford Courant

Feb. 22--A tribe in Maine is using hemp to remove ‘forever chemicals’ from the soil: Grist

Feb. 22--Will deer-tick virus be the next big epidemic? A new study raises troubling questions: Salon