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

Soil compaction is a concern to farmers. Actively growing roots can help alleviate soil compaction as was shown in a study in northern Texas.

Registration is now open for the 2026 Pennsylvania Agronomic Education Society (PAES) Conference.

Submit a presentation proposal if you would like to share your knowledge of organic grain production or use.

Join hosts Ryan Spelman, Justin Brackenrich, and Dwane Miller every other week for the Agronomy Highlights Podcast.

After an early-season winter storm brought widespread accumulating snow to much of the state, below-normal temperatures with mostly dry conditions will prevail for much of the upcoming week.

Sign Up by March 31. CHEMSWEEP collects and disposes of unwanted or unusable pesticides.

Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) offers funding to farmers, agriculture service providers, graduate students, researchers and others. Northeast SARE offers seven grant categories.

New No-Till equipment helps Tobacco farmers reduce soil erosion.

Learn about no-till tobacco production in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

No-till and cover crops are essential for healthy soils, but also require some additional management and attention to detail.

If winter manure spreading is absolutely unavoidable, follow these requirements to do it legally.

Importing manure can be an economical source of nutrients and organic matter inputs, but there are some things to consider when doing so.

Add agronomic "2+2" meetings to your Keystone Farm Show to-do list, and be sure to visit our booth.

The Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, has recently mandated label changes to the restricted use herbicide Paraquat, which will significantly affect those certified pesticide applicators using the product.

Penn State Extension will be hosting the CropEd webinar as a way for crop professionals, CCAs, and consultants to earn continuing educational credits.

On-farm example focuses on organic transition.

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.

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.

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?