Governor Shapiro Visits and Tours the PA Department of Agriculture Governor Shapiro stopped by the PA Department of Agriculture headquarters and PA Veterinary Laboratory to meet some of the many people who do important work to help keep PA agriculture moving. Together, Governor Shapiro and the PA Department of Agriculture are committed to cultivating opportunity and driving innovation to build a Commonwealth that works for everyone: safer communities, quality education, and an economy that works for everyone. See MoreMore Photos
PA Poultry Owners:
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reminds Pennsylvanians to stay vigilant and review biosecurity practices.
Be aware of the signs and symptoms of HPAI in your flock:Sudden deathLack of energy and appetiteDecreased egg production or soft-shelled, misshapen eggsNasal discharge, coughing, sneezingIncoordinationDiarrheaLearn More
Secretary Redding spent time with the future of Pennsylvania agriculture at the Pennsylvania Young Farmers’ Association (PYFA) annual conference in Gettysburg. PYFA works closely with agricultural educators and FFA advisors to support the development of the next generation of agricultural producers and leaders. See More
There’s Still Time to Turn in Your 2022 Ag Census The Census of Agriculture is a complete count of U.S. farms and ranches and the people who operate them. For Americaâs farmers and ranchers, the Census of Agriculture is their voice, their future, and their opportunity. Learn More
PA Farm Link to Host Farm Succession Workshops PA Farm Link, a non-profit dedicated to Linking Farmers to the Future, will provide information on various aspects of creating a Farm Business Succession/Transition. Workshops will take place in Indiana County on February 23 and in Chester County on March 1 between 9:30 am – 2:30 pm.Learn More
Dairy Processing Grants Available The Northeast Dairy Business Innovation Center announced two grants for dairy processors, totaling a $13 million investment in the region.
Dairy processors play a vital role in the health of our regional economy, and increasing our regional processing capacity paves the way toward stabilizing the dairy sector.Learn More
Micro-Grants Now Available from Rodale Institute Rodale Institute offers a micro-grant program specifically targeted to support projects and consulting for small-scale Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) farmers, whether you are organic, transitioning to organic, or an aspiring organic farmer. Deadline: Apply by February 28, 2023Apply
Governor Shapiro Visits and Tours the PA Department of Agriculture Governor Shapiro stopped by the PA Department of Agriculture headquarters and PA Veterinary Laboratory to meet some of the many people who do important work to help keep PA agriculture moving. Together, Governor Shapiro and the PA Department of Agriculture are committed to cultivating opportunity and driving innovation to build a Commonwealth that works for everyone: safer communities, quality education, and an economy that works for everyone. See MoreMore Photos
PA Poultry Owners:
Secretary Redding traveled to State College for the PA Dairy Summit, hosted by the Center for Dairy Excellence and the Professional Dairy Managers of Pennsylvania. Secretary Redding was awarded the Golden Milk Award for his service to the dairy industry. See More
Secretary Redding spent time with the future of Pennsylvania agriculture at the Pennsylvania Young Farmers’ Association (PYFA) annual conference in Gettysburg. PYFA works closely with agricultural educators and FFA advisors to support the development of the next generation of agricultural producers and leaders. See More
Dairy Processing Grants Available The Northeast Dairy Business Innovation Center announced two grants for dairy processors, totaling a $13 million investment in the region.