Penn State weed scientists conduct various herbicide trials on new and existing products. This provides an overview of the experiments we conducted in the 2025 season.
Freeze-thaw cycles help to alleviate soil compaction, so does drying-wetting cycles in soils that shrink/swell. Natural factors therefore assist in restoring porosity in compacted soils.
Use of paraquat dibromide, or paraquat, has been increasing in popularity among agricultural producers. However, this product has safety and handling risks associated with its use.
By Tara L. Felix, Tiago Brandao Freitas, Jessica A. Williamson, Ph.D.
Feeding stored feeds in winter months is a major cost of beef cow-calf and backgrounding operations. Extending the grazing season by grazing corn crop residue may be an economically viable option for beef producers in Pennsylvania.
Getting useful, accurate information about crop disease risk is likely one of your top priorities. Make sure you know the tools to help you fight Fusarium Head Blight throughout the year.
Applying multiple agricultural products together in one pass offers a variety of advantages, but if not done correctly, applicators can run into some issues.
Nitrogen availability in soils is controlled by a process called the nitrogen cycle. This video explores two pieces of the cycle - immobilization and mineralization.
The prices you set for your services should move you toward achieving your long-term business goals. At the same time, consider how you are looking to position yourself in the business landscape.
Winter is the time to do maintenance work on planter and drill. Here are some tips to make sure your equipment is in good working order when planting season comes around.
