(WHTM) – Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding discussed some of the biggest issues farmers will be facing as the PA Farm Show opened up in Harrisburg. Redding noted that potential ...

During a discussion about the issues facing the $132.5 billion agricultural industry in Pennsylvania, state Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding said the key to future success is the ability to adapt ...

Farms preserved at Thursday's Pennsylvania Agricultural Land Preservation Board Meeting include a Fairview Township farm.

(WHTM)– The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture is warning consumers to discard raw milk sold by the Meadow View Jerseys brand after patients reported symptoms of Campylobacteriosis. According to ...

State Rep. Jim Gregory, R-Blair, will host a farmers’ breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. Friday, March 22, at the U.S. Hotel, 401 S. Juniata St., Hollidaysburg. Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell ...

HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has announced the expansion of its spotted lanternfly quarantine zone to include Bradford, Sullivan, Venango, and Wyoming Counties. With ...

Mountainview Restaurant and Lounge: 475 Camelback Road, Tannersville; Nov. 24; Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Follow ...

U.S. Rep Glenn "GT" Thompson, and state and local officials, cut the blue ribbon, officially opening the 2025 PA Farm Show in Harrisburg Jan. 5, 2025 (Commonwealth Media Services photo) Standing ...

Gov. Josh Shapiro and Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding visit Dickinson College Farm. The future of agriculture could also mean the future of energy. Dickinson College is home to an 80-acre ...

When major dairy brand Fairlife chose New York over Pennsylvania for its new production facility last year, lawmakers and industry figures didn’t bite their tongues. They blamed the failed bid and the ...

DONE TO STOP THE SPREAD. SIGNS LIKE THIS ONE ARE JUST ONE OF THE MANY STEPS THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE IS TAKING TO MAKE SURE THAT AVIAN FLU DOES NOT IMPACT THE STATE ANY FURTHER. WE’RE ...