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LIFT (Lifelong Improvements through Fitness Together) is an in-person and group-based strength-training program for inactive to moderately active adults aged 40+.

Lifelong Improvements through Fitness Together (LIFT) is an educational program for older adults to promote balance, flexibility, and strength training to improve functional fitness.

Compare Whole Farm Revenue Insurance and traditional crop insurance options. Learn about coverage, eligibility, costs, risks, and considerations for different farm operations.

Upon successful completion, participants can receive their ServSafe® Food Protection Manager Certificate, meeting the PA Department of Agriculture requirements for the Food Employee Certification Act.

Explore workplace professionalism, essential interpersonal and cognitive skills, communication strategies, emotional intelligence, and ways to build a respectful, productive workplace.

Fruit and vegetable growers will learn about the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule, Good Agricultural Practices, and co-management of natural resources and food safety.

Engage with your local livestock educator at a quarterly gathering where small ruminant producers discuss nutrition, feed labels, and relevant industry topics.

90+ workshops to help you manage your workforce.

Explore key worker protection requirements for agricultural employers, gain practical compliance strategies, and discuss real-world workplace scenarios with legal and safety experts.

Reviewing performance expectations quarterly in a beef cattle herd can help producers promptly identify issues and increase profit potential.

This article helps explain the benefits and disadvantages of different corn fodder management practices.

Contemporary wind energy involves the conversion of kinetic energy in the wind into electricity via wind turbines.

Earn Core and category pesticide credits in this Penn State Extension webinar featuring expert updates on regulations, pesticide safety, and best practices in mushroom production.

Learn multiple different methods for determining positive pregnancy in small ruminants.

Keystone shrubs are important for our ecosystems, and many can be easily grown in the home landscape given the right conditions.

Not all native plants are created equal. Consider adding a keystone perennial to your garden to support native pollinators and the food web.

Want to help butterflies and moths thrive? Discover Pennsylvania's keystone trees, including oaks, cherries, plums, and birches, that power local food webs.

Explore the fascinating world of fungi as a mycologist introduces mushroom morphology, ecology, biodiversity, and field observation techniques.

Prepare for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Core Applicator exam with this in-depth, two-day course covering essential study materials and test preparation strategies.

Penn State Master Gardeners are helping uncover Pennsylvania's hidden bee diversity, discovering rare species and generating data critical to pollinator conservation.

Get prepared for the Category 23 parks and schools applicator test with in-depth study review, practical guidance, and tips for exam success.

Not all native plants are equal. Discover how keystone species feed 75% of butterflies and bees in your ecoregion—and can transform your garden's impact.

Using herbs in the process of dyeing cloth fabrics or yarns dates back thousands of years. The process is relatively simple, and the results can be stunning.

Learn about the many native species of oaks in Pennsylvania, and which ones might be right for your garden or community spaces.

A weekly check-in on silage crop moisture progression at several locations across Pennsylvania