Penn State Extension of Northumberland County

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we at Penn State Extension know that farmers are under extreme stress due to the various factors affecting agriculture. It is important to encourage those who are struggling to reach out for help. The Farm Stress Team has compiled a list of resources for farmers and farm families who may be struggling:
https://extension.psu.edu/resources-to-support-mental-and-financial-well-being-in-agriculture
Included in that resource is the Agri Stress Helpline (call or text at 833-897-2474). Please reach out if you need to talk to someone who understands the unique challenges associated with farming.

New Career Opportunity at Extension! We are seeking a knowledgeable, motivated individual trained in animal science who is passionate about supporting Pennsylvania's livestock producers, including those in beef, swine, and small ruminant industries, through high-impact education, research translation, and innovative programming. See below for more information!

Livestock Extension Educator APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: CURRENT PENN STATE EMPLOYEE (faculty, staff, technical service, or student), please login to Workday to complete the internal application process. Please do not apply here, apply internally through Workday. CURRENT PENN STATE STUDENT (not employed previously at the universi...

Forage Management for Profitability: Pastures and Baleage Learn practical strategies for pasture management and producing high-quality baleage and haylage from Penn State Extension forage experts.

Join us on March 27 in Lewisburg for our Turf and Ornamentals Conference! This conference will offer up-to-date training for turf and landscape professionals, featuring research-based presentations on w**d identification and control, insect and disease management, and other key topics in plant care and maintenance.

Turf and Ornamentals Conference The Turf and Ornamentals Conference provides research-based training on pest management and maintenance practices for turf and landscape professionals seeking licensure and certification credits.

Join our Central Susquehanna Valley Beef Producer Meeting on March 24 in New Columbia! Subjects will include best practices for proper semen handling to support reproductive success and key findings from Penn State alternative forage research and their application in beef production. Deadline to register is March 20.

Central Susquehanna Valley Beef Producer Meeting No-cost meeting for beef producers and industry professionals focused on semen handling and Penn State alternative forage research to support efficient, science-based beef production.

Start the new year strong with this limited-time offer from Penn State Extension! Invest in yourself with online learning and save 25 percent through January.

Explore the full course library and enroll today. Offer expires January 31.

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