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Join fellow farmers for a farm tour, pasture walk, and discussion on forage quality, organic practices, and troubleshooting challenges in a collaborative learning environment.

An active pattern with a series of quick-moving disturbances this week will usher in some colder air by the end of the weekend.

Farmers across the Northeast/MidAtlantic will have a valuable opportunity to join a free online organic symposium on December 16 and 17.

Attend this traditional session offering two Core and two Category credits to fulfill recertification requirements for pesticide applicators.

Attend this traditional session offering two Core and two Category credits to fulfill recertification requirements for pesticide applicators.

Check out how the 2025 corn hybrids performed in Pennsylvania.

Annual update on manure regulations, research, and best practices to optimize nutrient use and reduce environmental impact.

Farmers and agronomic crop growers are invited to discuss their experiences and ideas for improving field crop operations.

Time is running out to get your Penn State Agronomy Club apparel.

Recap the 2025 crop production season, discover agronomic innovations, and earn valuable certification credits. Attendees gain expert insights, network with industry leaders, and enjoy a buffet lunch.

Gain practical tools to manage and prevent soil compaction, explore local issues, and learn from peers to improve productivity and long-term land resilience.

Is your generator prepared for a power outage at your farmstead or business?

Explore 2025 crop results, innovations, and agronomic research at Crops Day 2026 with Penn State Extension specialists.

A comprehensive guide for Pennsylvania farmers on where to test agricultural commodities, featuring lab options, sample tips, and tools for better farm management decisions

When soybean harvest is on the way, make sure you add testing for soybean cyst nematode (SCN) to your to-do fall list.

Small and mid-sized operations must consider financial constraints when acquiring and replacing farm machinery.

Free lime isn't always a good deal. In Pennsylvania, certified ag lime is tested for quality and safety. Always analyze byproducts for neutralizing power and contaminants before applying.

Fall is a great time to control winter annuals and perennials weeds as a burndown or in cover crops.

Small grain establishment and growth can be hindered by weeds, but here are some herbicide options to consider for problem weed species.

Toxins caused by fungi are a real concern in grain corn and silage. Is there anything we can do about it?

Riparian buffers are great for protecting our waterways, particularly near productive agricultural land, and there are things to consider when establishing a strictly grass-based buffer.

Ground and tiger beetles are important biological control agents in agroecosystems. They consume many soil dwelling insect pests.

This three-day virtual seminar offers opportunities to earn pesticide credits and to learn about key current crop management issues.

Dry soil provides an opportunity to remediate soil compaction, but first check if it is needed, and choose the right equipment.

Be aware of the risk of Hessian fly and aphids to fall-planted small grains.