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The Pennsylvania Governor’s Invasive Species Council is taking a regional approach to combatting the statewide problem of invasive species, including spotted lanternfly, Emerald ash borer, barberry shrubs, zebra mussels, and

A new survey aims to help Pennsylvania's Invasive Species Council better understand the impact of invasive species on residents, as well attract attention and funding. The council believes the state should create funding for regional invasive species programs that would be better able to respond to local ecosystems and increase local participation.

On this weeks show we talk to the folks from Hemp Processing Partners and how they provide processing solutions around the world.

MILLERSBURG – The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture was joined earlier this week by the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) and agriculture partners to celebrate the honey bee’s

Today, Department of Agriculture officials visited schools around the commonwealth to celebrate Ag Literacy Week. The annual event is used to teach children about the vital role of the agriculture ind

The Omni Bedford Springs Resort, in the southwestern Pennsylvania city of Bedford, hosted the annual Pennsylvania Fair Awards banquet on Saturday (Jan. 22).

Webinar set to review some of the latest research findings regarding the infamous invasive pest.

Williamsport, Pa. - About 1.5 million dogs in Pennsylvania have no ticket home if they get lost, and no way to track down an owner if they would bite or

Pennsylvania’s dog wardens are out of money.

​ Ag Deputy Secretary, Bucks County Breeder, State Representative Call for Action to Prevent Puppy Mills from Resurfacing 05/13/2021 Quakertown, PA - Today, Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Fred Strathmeyer was at Willow Spring Kennels in Bucks County to discuss the sad situation facing Pennsylvania dogs due to inaction to raise dog license fees. State Representative Frank Farry, scheduled to join the event was unfortunately unable to attend, but expressed his support for legislativ...