Recent construction of a slash wall is the featured topic for this year's tour
Follow the link to watch a video created by Sanford "Sandy" Smith, Ph.D. discussing the topics, Wildlife Habitat is the Top Priority, from Ag Progress Days 2023.
This tour will cover the definition of alternative forages and how to feed to those cattle, at the Livestock Evaluation Center facilities.
The exhibit locations listed below will provide you with access to numerous program details. Please click on the group or location to find additional information on what programs are represented at this year’s Ag Progress Days Show. The APD area map has a listing of all outdoor exhibitor locations and structures.
The Red Barn Annex location hosts presentations or discussion topics on Agriculture
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Visit the display of submission of Hay samples daily in the J.D. Harrington Building to learn more about preferred qualities of hay, from Penn State Extension specialists and Grassland and Forage Council. Discover the finest wheat Pennsylvania has to offer at the 2026 Wheat Grain Quality Contest Display, proudly presented by Penn State Extension’s Field and Forage Crops team. This exhibit showcases all the wheat grain samples that were entered in the 2026 Wheat Grain Quality Contest from across the state. Come see the award-winning samples and learn about what makes a high-quality wheat grain.
Visit the Conservation Exhibit Area beside the J. D. Harrington Building at the end of E. 5th Street.
Farm Family Insurance - The Learning Center, a central building off Main St. and E. 9th, that allows for additional presentations during the show. Visit with Penn State Extension educators who will present topics on Energy. Possible invited speakers on various business development topics along with celebrations of the Century Farm Awards.
Stop in and learn about the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture's programs and services.
Informal meeting setting for trainings will be located at the W.9th St. Meeting Area (outdoor map location W906)
Visit a variety of exhibits and demonstrations on how best to manage our natural resources and wildlife. Specialists from Penn State and other organizations will answer your crop production, weed identification, and biofuel questions.
Showcasing equipment at the daily field demonstrations, various active demonstration sites, and planted demo plots are identified on the map below.
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401 Ag Administration BuildingState College, PA 16802
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Information Technologies
Address
401 Ag Administration BuildingState College, PA 16802
- Email agcompsupport@psu.edu
- Office 814-865-1229
- Fax 814-863-2662
