News - Webinars
News - Webinars
News Soil Compaction Threat is High
09/12/2018
After another prolonged period of rainfall, the soils across most of the commonwealth are again saturated. More
News Cover Crop Seed Shortage This Fall
08/29/2018
If you are planning to buy cover crop seed, it is important that you do so quickly or there might not be any available. More
News Managing soil compaction while grazing can be a challenge in a wet summer like we are experiencing now, but it can be done, as we learned last week at Ag Progress Days. More
News Cover crops are an important component of any cropping system. Selecting the right species for the time of year is a first step to success. More
News New ways to incorporate on-farm culturing in herd health routines. More
News Heavy Storms and Soil Management
06/21/2017
Heavy downpours can come at any time of the year, although most common in the summer. The rain is a blessing but can be a curse too. More
News Drought Happens - Are You Ready?
05/15/2017
Drought is a regular occurrence somewhere in the United States, even here in Pennsylvania. More
News Drilling a New or Replacement Well
05/08/2017
Anyone installing a new well—or replacing an inadequate old system needs to plan carefully to ensure an adequate supply of good-quality water. More
News Watch for Soil Compaction Threat
05/04/2017
Soil compaction threat increased in much of the state after significant rainfall over the past days. Avoiding compaction has been shown to be much more cost effective than repairing it. More
News One third of York County households are served by private water and septic. Home Water and Septic System Workshops help homeowners maintain these systems. More
Planter Performance in No-till
04/26/2017
Poor planter performance is one of the major reasons for yield reduction in no-till. Take a few minutes to review this checklist to ensure optimum planter performance. More
Heavy rainfall can cause severe soil erosion in fields. There are a few practices that you can use to reduce rill erosion. More
Grassed Waterway Maintenance
04/12/2017
Grassed Waterways are not maintenance free. Don’t let a bund prevent your waterway from performing its job. More
News Planting Corn for Stockpiling
04/12/2017
Corn can be left in the field in the winter to meet winter grazing needs of livestock. More
When grazing on steep slopes care has to be taken to manage the grazing animals to avoid soil degradation. More
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On farm factors such as cleaning and sanitizing, and temperatures affect the finished product shelf life, flavor, and quality More
News Cover Crop Winter Survival
03/29/2017
What did this winter do to our cover crops? That was my question after experiencing unseasonably high temperatures followed by significant cold snaps. More
News Inspecting the wellhead (above ground portion of the well) every year helps a well owner discover potential issues before they become expensive problems. More
Asian carp is a catchall name for four species of carp, silver, bighead, grass, and black carp from Southeast Asia that are now threatening the Great Lakes. More
News Watershed-friendly Deicing
03/13/2017
Did you know that runoff containing de-icing chemicals can damage our rivers and streams? More
News Your well requires regular maintenance, just like any other system in your home. Regular inspection and some simple steps will help safeguard your water supply. More
News Hydrilla is a submerged aquatic weed of concern in Pennsylvania. More