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ArticlesInoculation of Forage and Grain Legumes
Legumes have the ability to form a mutually beneficial (symbiotic) relationship with certain soil bacteria of the type or "genus" Rhizobia. -
ArticlesCrop Rotation Planning for Dairy Farms
An effective crop rotation meets the feed needs of the operation, improves crop yields, reduces pest problems, and effectively uses on-farm nutrients. -
ArticlesLo que debes saber sobre los diferentes tipos de inteligencia artificial
El análisis de tendencias del mercado, la agricultura de precisión y los vehÃculos autónomos son solo algunos ejemplos del uso de la inteligencia artificial (AI) en la agricultura. ¿Qué es la IA? ¿Cuáles son los diferentes tipos? -
ArticlesThe Different Types of Artificial Intelligence: What You Should Know
Crop health analysis, market trend analysis, precision farming, and self-driving vehicles are just a few examples of artificial intelligence (AI) use in agriculture. What is AI? And what are the different types? -
NewsStephen Campbell Joins Crops Team in Butler County
Date Posted 1/21/2025The Field and Forage Crops Team welcomes new Extension Educator, Stephen Campbell. -
NewsCorn Mycotoxins: What's in Your Bin?
Date Posted 1/21/2025Send us a sample to help us determine the fungi responsible for mycotoxin contamination in Pennsylvania corn. -
ArticlesSoil Fertility for Pasture or Hay Renovation or Establishment
If you are planning to renovate or establish a hay or pasture field, first evaluate soil fertility levels and make necessary adjustments. -
WorkshopsUnderstanding and Managing Soil Compaction
Length 4 hoursGain practical tools to manage and prevent soil compaction, explore local issues, and learn from peers to improve productivity and long-term land resilience. -
ArticlesSeed and Seedling Biology
In order to grow food with a minimum of external inputs, organic producers need to understand much about the biology of plants and ecological systems. -
ArticlesPotting Media and Plant Propagation
This article outlines basic recipes for potting media and research on organic transplant production. -
Guides and PublicationsStarting at $15.00
The Penn State Agronomy Guide
An updated, 2025 edition of this guide that provides information on crop and soil management, as well as recommendations for managing weed, insect, and disease pests in various crops. -
NewsEmbrace the Cold: It is Likely to Restrict Some Pest Species Populations
Date Posted 1/7/2025Cold temperatures can knock back some pest species, including slugs, but outcomes can be hard to predict. -
Articles2024 Soybean Variety Testing Report
Check out how soybean varieties performed in the 2024 variety trials in Pennsylvania. -
Guides and PublicationsStarting at $5.00
2024 Agronomy Research Report
A research report highlighting the results of new, continuing, and completed agronomic projects conducted by Penn State investigators and their collaborators in 2024. -
Articles2024 Corn Grain Hybrid Testing Report
Check out how corn hybrids performed for grain in the 2024 variety trials in Pennsylvania. -
NewsCertified Crop Adviser Credits Available Online
Date Posted 12/10/2024Do you need continuing education credits before the end of the year? We have you covered. -
ArticlesThe Increased Prevalence of Extreme Rainfall Events
An analysis of Northeast U.S. climate records from 1979-2014 showed a significant uptick in rainfall events greater than 6 inches, particularly in the eastern half of Pennsylvania. -
ArticlesPreparing and Storing Farm Equipment for Winter
Winter in Pennsylvania is notorious for extreme temperature changes and varying moisture levels. This article summarizes best practices from equipment manufacturers to keep your investments protected from harsh winter conditions. -
NewsThe Do's and Don'ts of In-Field Manure Stacking
Date Posted 12/10/2024When in-field stacking of solid manure is needed, follow these requirements to do it legally in Pennsylvania. -
ArticlesSoil Organic Matter and Cover Crop-based Nitrogen Recommendations for Corn
A new N recommendation system for corn that accounts for N availability from soil organic matter and cover crops is being developed by Penn State. -
ArticlesWheat Stand Assessment
Scouting tips for wheat given late planting and some poor stands being reported. -
ArticlesDairy Sense: Pricing Feed from Field – Moving Past Thumb Rules
Precision pricing forages and grain directly out of the field can be a benefit to both seller and buyer. -
ArticlesWhy Is My Wheat Yellow?
Early-season Symptoms in Small Grains and Cereal Forages? Let's talk about some possibilities. -
ConferencesAnnual Corn Improvement Conference
Length 1.5 daysConnect with crop consultants, farmers, students, and experts to explore the latest in corn research, best practices, and trends shaping the 2025 growing season. -
ArticlesFall Armyworm as a Pest of Field Corn
Fall armyworm larvae can be difficult to control due to the timing of infestation in Pennsylvania. Insecticide control options should be attempted only in extreme situations.



