All course information is listed within this syllabus.
All course information is listed within this syllabus.
Informal meeting setting for trainings will be located at the W.9th St. Meeting Area (outdoor map location W906)
Stop in and learn about the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture's programs and services.
All course information is listed within this syllabus.
All course information is listed within this syllabus.
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.
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.
A program to provide support for faculty-driven, interdisciplinary initiatives at the vanguard of agricultural and natural resources research
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This project aims to form an interdisciplinary team of experts to address challenges in Pennsylvania's apple cider markets.
Experience the ultimate global destination for studying evolutionary ecology - The Galapagos Islands
Penn State’s Ag Progress Days returns with a full schedule of demonstrations, activities and learning experiences highlighting Pennsylvania agriculture. The expo will take place Aug. 11-13 at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center at Rock Springs in Ferguson Township, Centre County.
Honey from the continental U.S. can’t currently be certified organic due to specific land requirements, but farms in the Northeast may still produce honey that is as low in pesticide residue as imported organic honeys, according to a new study led by researchers at Penn State, Cornell University and Auburn University.
Thirty-six Penn State graduate students have received scholarships of up to $10,000 from the J. Jeffrey and Ann Marie Fox Endowment, established by Jeff and Ann Marie Fox's $20 million naming gift to Penn State’s J. Jeffrey and Ann Marie Fox Graduate School. The 36 students are studying in 32 master's or doctoral degree programs. Paige Alexander is a doctoral student studying Entomology with a Dual Title in International Agriculture and Development
Penn State’s Ag Progress Days returns with a full schedule of demonstrations, activities and learning experiences highlighting Pennsylvania agriculture. The expo will take place Aug. 11-13 at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center at Rock Springs in Ferguson Township, Centre County.
Penn State graduate student Kehinde “Kenny” Kolapo is finding innovative ways to make a difference for Pennsylvania agriculture and beyond.
