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Workshops$10.00
Crops Day
When Multiple Options AvailableLearn about the newest innovations for the coming season, get pesticide applicator recertification credits, and get information on the latest agronomic research, products, and technology! -
NewsWeather Outlook for the Week of November 29, 2022
Date Posted 11/29/2022As the seasons transition from meteorological fall to winter, an active weather pattern with swings in temperatures will highlight the next several days. -
ArticlesTerminating Cover Crops with a Roller Crimper in Organic Grain Rotations
Optimizing timing of hairy vetch and cereal rye rolling can prevent incomplete cover crop termination. -
VideosGrain Drill Calibration
Length 8:13The seed delivery system in drills is not as precise as that used in planters because they use flutes or sponges to meter seed instead of seed singulation. -
ArticlesIntegrating Grazing into Cropping Systems: Grazing Cover Crops for Soil Health
Fact sheet on grazing cover crops for soil health. Part of the integrated grazing fact sheet series. -
WorkshopsFree
Organic Study Circles
When 12/16/2022Length 4 hoursFarmers and agronomic crop growers are invited to discuss their experiences and ideas in improving field crop operations. -
NewsSo You Want to Fly a Drone
Date Posted 10/19/2022Understand all regulations before taking to the skies with your drone. -
NewsTired of Deer Damage? Updates to the Red Tag Program Might Help
Date Posted 9/21/2022Starting in November, the ag deer control program will be a little more user-friendly. -
NewsZack Curtis Joins Crops Team in Wayne County
Date Posted 9/13/2022The Field and Forage Crops Team welcomes new Extension Educator, Zack Curtis of Wayne County. -
NewsThe Field and Forage Crops Team Is Here to Help
Date Posted 8/23/2022If you need help or advice related to agricultural production, the Agronomy Team is here to help. -
ArticlesGet Ready to Plant Cover Crops
Bring the substantial benefits of cover crops to your fields and farm. Now is the time to select your species and plan for their establishment. -
ArticlesWhat Is Carbon?
There is so much talk about carbon and agriculture. Have you wondered what carbon is and why it is important? -
NewsStrategies to Decrease Drought Risk in Crop Production
Date Posted 7/13/2022Soils are already dry in many parts of the state and rain is not in the forecast for the coming weeks. Crops are suffering and we wonder what can be done to avoid drought risk in rainfed crop production? -
NewsBringing Grazing Animals Back to Our Croplands by Grazing Cover Crops
Date Posted 6/22/2022Bringing grazing animals back to our croplands is an important part of regenerative farming. A recent study Pennsylvania showed the important economic and environmental benefits. -
News2022 Wheat Crop Potentially Very Good Yield and Quality
Date Posted 6/15/2022Winter wheat quality and yield looks above average for 2022, but yield is threatened by lodging -
ArticlesAgricultural Erosion and Sediment Control Planning Resources
In Pennsylvania, the area of agricultural land disturbance determines if a farm needs an Agricultural Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (Ag E&S Plan). Learn more about why these are important, if your farm needs a plan, and available resources. -
ArticlesFrost Seeding - A Technique for Interseeding Cover Crops and Improving Forage Stands
Fact sheet describing the timing, species, and equipment for frost seeding cover crops in small grains and for pasture renovation. -
NewsParaquat Safety
Date Posted 4/13/2022Paraquat dibromide, or paraquat, is increasing in popularity among agricultural producers. However, this product has safety and handling risks which we may not be familiar with. -
ArticlesInterpreting Your Soil Test Reports
After you send in your soil sample to the lab you wait patiently for your test results, but when they arrive do you know what it all means? -
ArticlesFrost Seeding Time Is Here
Frost seeding is an economical method to establish legume cover crops into small grain stands or to fill in run-down pastures. -
News2022 Farm Conservation Practices Survey
Date Posted 1/19/2022Farmers in 14 counties are being surveyed now by Penn State to document conservation practices -
Guides and PublicationsStarting at $8.00
Mid-Atlantic Field Crop Weed Management Guide
Get strategies and peruse herbicide tables for managing weeds in corn, sorghum, soybeans, small grains, and forages. -
NewsThe CHEMSWEEP Program Deadline is March 31st
Date Posted 1/5/2022CHEMSWEEP collects and disposes of unwanted or unusable pesticides. -
ArticlesThe Do's and Don'ts of Winter Manure Spreading
If winter manure spreading is absolutely unavoidable, follow these requirements to do it legally.


