ABOUT THE LIVE WEBINAR Drawing on findings from six research studies, this presentation examines the complex factors shaping farmers’ quality of life and their experiences with personal and occupational stress. By connecting subjective quality of life with leadership competencies, the session offers a powerful framework for understanding what drives long-term career commitment in agriculture. Participants…

ABOUT THE LIVE WEBINAR Many dairy producers are exploring diversification to strengthen farm resilience, improve profitability, and adapt to changing markets. This webinar introduces core diversification concepts, shares why other dairy farms are diversifying, and helps participants begin developing ideas for future ventures with confidence. WHEN February 2, 2026 (12:00 PM-1:00 PM ET) Register By:…

ABOUT THE LIVE WEBINAR Gain a clear, practical update on the latest advances from Cornell Grape Pathology—including double-stranded RNA.” , next-generation biologicals, disease-resistant varieties, phenology-based scheduling, dynamic spray volume technologies, emerging AI decision support, and improved adjuvant-based spray formulations—and learn how to evaluate these innovations against the enduring fundamentals of pathogen biology and sound viticultural…

Event Details When: February 4, 2026 (2:00 PM-4:00 PM ET) Registration deadline: February 4, 2026 2:00 p.m. About The Live Webinar Creating a workplace where people want to stay, contribute, and grow begins with culture. This workshop examines what workplace culture really means, why employees and volunteers choose to stay or leave, and the hidden…

ABOUT THE LIVE WEBINAR Thinking about letting cereal rye grow long before planting soybeans? This session highlights multi-state research on planting green and its influence on weeds, soil moisture, and soybean yield—revealing outcomes that may challenge expectations. Participants will explore how extended rye growth can strengthen soil health, streamline weed management, and support strong crop…

ABOUT THE LIVE WEBINAR Green industry professionals and pesticide license holders are invited to explore the latest insights in conifer health at "Turf and Ornamentals: Focus on Conifers." The first hour of this session will highlight common and emerging diseases affecting pine, spruce, arborvitae, and other conifers, emphasizing accurate identification, disease development factors, and effective…

Event Details When: February 11, 2026 (10:00 AM-2:00 PM) Where: Penn State Extension Berks County, Harvest Conference Room 1238 County Welfare Rd. Leesport, Pennsylvania 19533 View Map Registration deadline: February 8, 2026 11:45 p.m. About The In-Person Workshop Join Penn State Extension to learn how to improve milk quality on your farm. This program will…

Event Details When: February 11, 2026 (10:00 AM-12:00 PM ET) Registration deadline: February 11, 2026 10:00 a.m. About the Live Webinar Hiring the right person takes more than luck—it takes a plan. This practical session transforms Human Resources compliance into actionable steps by guiding participants through the full hiring and onboarding process. Learn to navigate…

ABOUT THE LIVE WEBINAR Anaerobic digesters have the potential to deliver meaningful environmental benefits, but outcomes vary widely based on design, management, feedstocks, and local conditions. This panel brings together experts to explain how life cycle assessment and cross-disciplinary collaboration help clarify the environmental, economic, and community trade-offs embedded in digester systems. The discussion highlights…

ABOUT THE LIVE WEBINAR Join us to explore the most common diseases and pests affecting pepper crops, with a focus on identification and effective management strategies. Presenters will share science-based guidance to help you recognize key signs of damage, understand contributing factors, and implement practical solutions to protect plant health and improve crop outcomes during…

ABOUT THE LIVE WEBINAR Explore how the six principles of soil health, the three rules of adaptive stewardship, and the four ecosystem processes intersect to regenerate ecosystems while strengthening farm profitability and resilience. Led by Doug Peterson—soil scientist, Missouri farmer, and former NRCS conservationist—and Steve Groff, a Pennsylvania farmer and Certified Regenified producer known for…