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The Penn State Agronomy Guide is a comprehensive publication on crop and soil management and pest management for farms of all sizes.

Prohibits sex-based wage discrimination between men and women in the same establishment who perform jobs that require substantially equal skill, efforts and responsibility under similar working conditions.

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The Great Insect Fair is an annual extravaganza held each September celebrating insects with lots of activities, games, crafts, tasty treats and fun for everyone!

The Rock Ethics Institute promotes engaged ethics research, ethical leadership, and literacy at Penn State, and public outreach to address today’s moral challenges.

At The Schatz Center, state-of-the-art research is conducted in forest genetics, genomics, and related areas. The Center provides training opportunities for undergraduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and visiting scientists. The Center also sponsors a colloquium, held biennially at Penn State's Mont Alto campus, which brings together researchers and practitioners from industry, government, and academia to discuss the science of current issues in tree genetics.

This comprehensive, multi-institutional project is an interdisciplinary framework developed to conduct practical research into sustainable agriculture practices that will mitigate environmental degradation in the Chesapeake Bay watershed while providing economic feasibility to farmers and farming communities for the long-term.

Coordinating Council Member

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The Toro Co., a leading manufacturer of turf maintenance equipment, has given Penn State's Center for Turfgrass Science several gifts having a combined value of nearly $150,000. The company's gift-in-kind of state-of-the-art equipment for the University's turfgrass programs, valued at more than $128,000, will be used to train all turf students in modern irrigation technology, equipment operation and turfgrass maintenance. Toro also contributed $20,000 for turfgrass student scholarships and to send students to several national golf industry shows. The University's turfgrass science program, initiated in 1929, is among the oldest in the nation, and has made Penn State a world leader in the development and management of improved turfgrass varieties and other products.

A Penn State alumnus has established a new scholarship that will benefit students in the College of Agricultural Sciences with demonstrated financial need. Kenton Rexford, of Pittsburgh, provided a $50,000 gift to create the Camille DeClementi Trustee Scholarship. First preference for funds will go to students majoring in Toxicology.

Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education

Prepares student researchers and designers to bring a broad base of state-of-the-art methodologies, theories, and technologies for addressing contemporary natural resource and societal challenges.

Procuring transgenic and gene-targeted (knockout) mice to meet your research needs. (The Huck Institutes)

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