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Is your generator prepared for a power outage at your farmstead or business?
By Stephen Campbell, M.S, Erin Cuprinka, Mattie Sue Horchler, Austin Brown, Glen Bupp, Olivia Watson
A comprehensive guide for Pennsylvania farmers on where to test agricultural commodities, featuring lab options, sample tips, and tools for better farm management decisions
By Adriana Murillo-Williams, Alyssa Collins, Ph.D., Paul D. Esker
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.
By Alyssa Collins, Ph.D., Paul D. Esker, Adriana Murillo-Williams
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.
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.
Testing products or management practices on your own farm is one of the best ways to fine-tune your agronomics.
By Alyssa Collins, Ph.D., Gregory W. Roth, Ph.D., Jeffrey S Graybill
Findings from a 2010 study of energy beets as an ethanol feedstock in Pennsylvania
By John Wallace, Ph.D., Daniela Carrijo, Heidi Reed
Fine tuning cereal rye seeding rates: Cash- vs. Cover-crop.
Potential for Sweet sorghum as a biofuel.
Pesticide applicators are responsible for drift related damage and could face a potential lawsuit.
With soybean fields maturing, our final scouting reports for 2025 reveal continued low pest activity.
By Ashley Isaacson, Tosh Rung Mazzone, Zachary Curtis
Prepare for harvest by getting the combine calibrated to minimize harvest losses.
By Sjoerd Willem Duiker, Ph.D., CCA
In a dry fall it is easy to overgraze your pasture, but this will hurt soil health and pasture productivity.
By Sjoerd Willem Duiker, Ph.D., CCA
A diagnostic tool to measure the extent and depth of subsurface compaction is a penetrometer, or soil compaction tester.
As the weather turns colder in the fall, it's time to winterize your pesticide sprayer before it gets too cold and causes damage to sprayer components. The following are tips to guide you.
By Andrew Frankenfield
Length 8:13
The seed delivery system in drills is not as precise as that used in planters because they use flutes or sponges to meter seed instead of seed singulation.
By Andrew Frankenfield, Alison Grantham
Here we share the benefits and drawbacks of four compost production methods, as well as six straightforward tips for using compost.
By Adriana Murillo-Williams, Justin Brackenrich, Daniela Carrijo
Se habla mucho de carbono y agricultura. ¿Te has preguntado qué es el carbono y por qué es importante?
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