It takes a lot of work to fill our store shelves with the things we need. Through good times and bad, farmers and other agricultural workers are busy tending their crops, livestock, and greenhouses to provide food, fabrics, wood products, and more.
Join Extension educators for this video series as they share the stories of Pennsylvania agriculture and help you better understand the role it plays in the products you use.
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Pennsylvania ranks third in the nation for the number of farms we have that sell directly to consumers. You can shop from more than 6,400 farms and enjoy agritourism activities at more than 700 farms.
This publication is designed to assist you in purchasing fresh quality produce at the peak of its season. This guide lists uses, how to select best quality, storage tips, and nutrition labels.
This pocket-sized guide provides annotated roadside photographs of typical and common farm types in Pennsylvania and is intended as an introduction to farmology--the study of farms and farming.
Learn field scouting fundamentals for corn, soybeans, forages, and small grains. Learn about equipment, growth stages, calculations, and pest and disease identification.
