Penn State Extension faculty and staff work to get the message out about the importance of protecting our precious water.
Researchers in the college probe wastewater for clues about human and ecosystem health.
Researchers in the college create and test high-tech instruments to advance "precision irrigation."
In her new job as watershed project coordinator in the college, Kathryn Bartling hopes to leverage the power of partnerships to create real change.
Team develops algorithms to predict yields under various scenarios.
Study examines connection between availability of healthy food options and health.
Study explores link between earthquakes, rainfall, and food insecurity in Nepal.
Antioxidant-rich specialty corn reduces necrotic enteritis.
Warming climate worsens nutrient pollution but lengthens growing season.
More intense roasting of cocoa beans lessens bitterness, boosts chocolate liking.
Horn fly resistance observed in Holstein cattle.
A novel lighting system helps agricultural robots "see" clearly.
New tool predicts changes that may make COVID variants more infectious.
What to plant to attract pollinators, according to research.
Some wildlife may adapt to climate change.
Red-backed salamanders may shift northward in response to climate change.
Research suggests foliar fungicides help increase soybean yield in some regions.
Researchers find bears may contribute to tick spread.
Alumna Faith Kibuye is committed to improving lives through improving water.
Kelly Praskovich, new associate director of alumni relations in Ag Sciences
The Armsby Honor Society, named in recognition of the college's first dean, Henry P. Armsby, honors alumni and friends who have demonstrated a profound commitment to the College of Agricultural Sciences through their service, scholarship, teaching, and philanthropy.
Center for Private Forests renamed to honor Jim Finley
Addressing Wicked Environmental Problems through Engaging Stakeholders
Summer rain brings a welcome break to the dry summer at Penn State's Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center, along state Route 45 at Rock Springs.
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Fostering Forests
Across the United States, forests face unprecedented threats, and scientists in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences are conducting novel and complex research to conserve them.
Buzzing With Purpose
Community scientists work to protect Pennsylvania's wild bees
Conservation Reimagined
Exploring new approaches to cope with a changing climate
