Co-op Extension Program Explores the Innards of a Barn

What's a scuttle hole?

Press release

Monday, November 3 Presentation

INNARDS OF A BARN

Presented by John Porter, UNH Cooperative Extension Professor/Specialist, Emeritus

This presentation will give a pictorial tour through several old barns in New England.  Professor Porter will explain the function of special items such as a scuttle hole, windlass, cupola, hay mow, barn bridge, and other objects which had a specific function for the time.

Monday, December 1

WREATH MAKING WITH A BOTANICAL & ECOLOGICAL TWIST

Presented by Amy Papineau, UNH Cooperative Extension Food & Agriculture Field Specialist and Nonie Reynders, UNHCE Master Gardener Intern
The forests and landscapes of New Hampshire abound with plant materials that can be used to create unique and elegant holiday wreathes. Amy Papineau will discuss some of the many plant materials that can be collected for wreath making, with an emphasis on collecting sustainability (cutting bows properly, avoiding invasive species, etc.). Nonie Reynders will then demonstrate wreath making techniques using traditional and non-traditional plant materials.