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Agricultural Sciences

Penn State sophomore finds a future in agricultural education

Hunt deer despite disease, but be smart, safe, food safety expert counsels

Arboretum Pollinator and Bird Garden rendering - plaza

Much-anticipated Pollinator and Bird Garden underway in Arboretum at Penn State

Suzanna Windon is assistant professor of youth and adult leadership in the Department of Agricultural Economics, Sociology, and Education at Penn State.

New Penn State leadership for AgrAbility PA named

Penn State Spur Collectors club promotes conservation, community

'Anything worth doing at all is worth doing right'

Extension experts: Risk of spotted lanternfly on Christmas trees is minimal

Penn State faculty member recognized by dairy and animal science groups

Insect infected with M. robertsii fungus

Penn State research projects awarded USDA organic agriculture grants

Penn State plant scientist honored with USDA national teaching award

Penn State Fruit Research and Extension Center to stay under Harper's leadership

Spotted lanternfly vehicle inspections suspended over winter for most employees

Course offers first-generation students the opportunity to study abroad

World War II paratrooper discusses near-death experience

World War II paratrooper with a Purple Heart and Bronze Star talks about the war

About the College

The College of Agricultural Sciences has 17 undergraduate majors and awards nearly $2 million in scholarships annually. The college offers 18 graduate programs, participates in 11 intercollege graduate programs and supports seven dual-title graduate degrees. The college’s annual investment in research is nearly $100 million.

Penn State Extension provides education and problem-solving assistance in the areas of agriculture and food, natural resources, community and economic development, and youth and family.