Building resilient crops for a changing world
Cultivating the future of plant science
Ag Sciences leads the new Center for Plant Excellence
New Dean's Leadership Council to help guide future in the College of Ag Sciences
As greenhouse manager for the Mendel's Way plant research facility located near Bellefonte, Sam Gruneberg helps create a space where research can grow into real solutions for today's agricultural challenges.
Researchers find proteins linked to harmful reactions
Plant study yields insights for disease control
Researchers find novel FDA-approved treatment effective in poultry
Amateurs suffer more injuries than pros
Microvinification can yield reliable analysis
Bacterial strains infecting cattle and humans are highly similar
Impact of Monitoring Lapse Focus of Study
Turfgrass disease control without damage
Foragers harvest 160 wild mushroom species
Outstanding alumnus awardee inspires others to love forests
Lancaster County center eases technology adoption
Against a backdrop of fall color, a campus sign commemorates Penn State's roots—chartered in 1855 as the Farmers' High School of Pennsylvania and, by 1861, the first university in the nation to award baccalaureate degrees in agriculture.
The Soils, Plants and Consumers Network bridges gap between agriculture and nutrition
The battle against foodborne illness begins on the farm.
The journey of metabolomics pioneer Andrew Patterson
In 2024, Troy Ott assumed the role of dean of Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, bringing a wealth of experience in reproductive physiology and a deep commitment to academic excellence.
'Fingerprinting' plant compounds helps explain food, drink tastes
$750K grant supports undergraduate career exploration
Newly discovered wasps named after famous thieves
Water fern could provide safe food solution
Uniting stakeholders for sustainable solutions
AI decodes microbes' message in testing approach
Research team studies precision chemical thinning of apple blossoms
Invasive flathead catfish impacts Susquehanna's food chain
African wormwood may help fight tuberculosis
