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  1. Crops Day
    Workshops

    $10.00

    Crops Day
    When Multiple Options Available
    Learn about the newest innovations for the coming season, get pesticide applicator recertification credits, and get information on the latest agronomic research, products, and technology!
  2. Image Credit: Kyle Imhoff
    News
    Weather Outlook for the Week of November 29, 2022
    Date Posted 11/29/2022
    As the seasons transition from meteorological fall to winter, an active weather pattern with swings in temperatures will highlight the next several days.
  3. Figure 1. Hairy vetch-triticale cover crop being rolled
    Articles
    Terminating Cover Crops with a Roller Crimper in Organic Grain Rotations
    By John Wallace, Ph.D., Mary Barbercheck, Ph.D., Ron Hoover, Barbara Baraibar Padro, Clair Keene, William Curran
    Optimizing timing of hairy vetch and cereal rye rolling can prevent incomplete cover crop termination.
  4. Grain Drill Calibration
    Videos
    Grain Drill Calibration
    By Andrew Frankenfield
    Length 8:13
    The 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.
  5. Integrating Grazing into Cropping Systems: Grazing Cover Crops for Soil Health
    Articles
    Integrating Grazing into Cropping Systems: Grazing Cover Crops for Soil Health
    By Sjoerd Willem Duiker, Ph.D., CCA, David Hartman, Justin Brackenrich, Dr. Kathy J. Soder, Divya Pant
    Fact sheet on grazing cover crops for soil health. Part of the integrated grazing fact sheet series.
  6. Organic Study Circles
    Workshops

    Free

    Organic Study Circles
    When 12/16/2022
    Length 4 hours
    Farmers and agronomic crop growers are invited to discuss their experiences and ideas in improving field crop operations.
  7. Brassica cover crop mixture. Photo credit: Sjoerd W. Duiker.
    Articles
    Get Ready to Plant Cover Crops
    By Sjoerd Willem Duiker, Ph.D., CCA
    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.
  8. Photo credit: Adriana Murillo-Williams
    Articles
    What Is Carbon?
    By Adriana Murillo-Williams, Justin Brackenrich, Daniela Carrijo
    There is so much talk about carbon and agriculture. Have you wondered what carbon is and why it is important?
  9. Drought stressed corn in August. Credit Sjoerd W. Duiker
    News
    Strategies to Decrease Drought Risk in Crop Production
    Date Posted 7/13/2022
    Soils 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?
  10. Grazing cover crops can add value to the cover crop while preserving its environmental benefits. Photo: S. Duiker, Penn State Extension
    News
    Bringing Grazing Animals Back to Our Croplands by Grazing Cover Crops
    Date Posted 6/22/2022
    Bringing grazing animals back to our croplands is an important part of regenerative farming. A recent study Pennsylvania showed the important economic and environmental benefits.
  11. Best management practices that reduce soil erosion, like cover crops, are an important part of Ag E&S Planning. Photo by Nicole Santangelo, Penn State
    Articles
    Agricultural Erosion and Sediment Control Planning Resources
    By Danielle Rhea, Jennifer Weld
    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.
  12. A cover crop of red clover. Photo credit: USDA
    Articles
    Frost Seeding - A Technique for Interseeding Cover Crops and Improving Forage Stands
    By Sjoerd Willem Duiker, Ph.D., CCA, Zachary Larson
    Fact sheet describing the timing, species, and equipment for frost seeding cover crops in small grains and for pasture renovation.
  13. Spray rig applying pesticide. Photo: Garo Goodrow, Penn State Pesticide Education
    News
    Paraquat Safety
    Date Posted 4/13/2022
    Paraquat 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.
  14. A soil probe and bucket make soil testing much easier and sampling more uniform. Photo Credit: Justin Brackenrich, Penn State Extension.
    Articles
    Interpreting Your Soil Test Reports
    By Justin Brackenrich, Rachel Milliron
    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?
  15. Sjoerd Duiker photo.
    Articles
    Frost Seeding Time Is Here
    By Sjoerd Willem Duiker, Ph.D., CCA, David Hartman, Zachary Larson, Dave Wilson
    Frost seeding is an economical method to establish legume cover crops into small grain stands or to fill in run-down pastures.
  16. Mid-Atlantic Field Crop Weed Management Guide
    Guides and Publications

    Starting at $8.00

    Mid-Atlantic Field Crop Weed Management Guide
    By John Wallace, Ph.D., Dwight Lingenfelter
    Get strategies and peruse herbicide tables for managing weeds in corn, sorghum, soybeans, small grains, and forages.
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