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Bordentown Gets Their Green On

April was #Earth Month and paves the way for Spring and Green! So our story is about a Charming Town in Central New Jersey called #Bordentown. This community has received several … [Read More...]

Princeton Embraces Young Entrepreneurship

When Princeton University and Nasa recognize these two kids – you know something cool is going on! Meet the Hudicka Family! Joey, Heidi and Mom (Lora) and Dad (Joe). If you asked these two young … [Read More...]

Brothers Pizza 45 Years in Business 1 Slice at a Time

They don’t call America the “Land of Opportunity” for nothing! The American Dream is sought by many from all around the globe! Here is a true American Dream Success story! Meet the Carannante … [Read More...]

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Two years in a row we run into Miss Jersey Shore Pirates #jerseyshore #summerfun River Rock Restaurant & Marina Bar #lifeisgood❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Bug Alert - The New Jersey sighting was made on Tree Heaven, which were treated to help prevent the spreading of the pest. Surveillance will continue in that immediate area as well as along the Delaware River border. Department field crews have been conducting surveys for this insect along the New Jersey-Pennsylvania border since 2014, from Warren to Burlington Counties with no previous findings.

The spotted lanternfly has a history of being an excellent hitchhiker, having the ability to stay connected to vehicles that travel across state borders. The insect’s movement into new areas happens through the relocation of adults, nymphs or egg masses. The NJDA and USDA asks everyone who travels to and from Pennsylvania inspect their vehicles for the insect before returning to New Jersey.
The spotted lanternfly makes use of over 70 different plant species, including fruit trees, ornamental trees, woody trees, vegetables, herbs and vines, including agricultural crops like grapes. The lanternfly in its currents stage is about a half-inch to three-quarter of an inch long.
The Department is asking for everyone’s help in identifying areas where low numbers of this insect may be. Residents can email pictures of suspect insects to SLF-plantindustry@ag.nj.gov or call the New Jersey Spotted Lanternfly Hotline at 1-833-223-2840 (BAD-BUG-0) and leave a message detailing your sighting and contact information. For more information about this insect go to www.state.nj.us/agriculture/divisions/pi/prog/spottedlanternfly.html ... See MoreSee Less

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This week's #findjerseyfresh contest! @jerseyfreshnjda - Are you tired of all our “corny” photo contest puns? Well this week’s subject will have you steamed! (or… “boiling” mad.) You have until Tuesday to find some corn, snap a photo, and share it with the hashtag #FindJerseyFresh. Include the name of the place where you found it. Tuesday, we’ll pick our next winner who will receive a NJ-shaped Jersey Fresh bamboo cutting board. Next week, there will be a new challenge. So, point your lenses at Jersey Fresh fruits and veggies and share. At the end of the season, the Grand Prize winner will receive a $500 gift card to where they like finding Jersey Fresh the most. We can’t wait to see your photos!

For contest details, see link in profile.

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