2016 APD Program - College of Agricultural Sciences

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PROGRAM
GUIDE
August 16–18, 2016
Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center
Rock Springs, PA
Tuesday
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Wednesday 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Thursday 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
apd.psu.edu
Contents
Welcome to Ag Progress Days!
Welcome
We are pleased to have you as our guest at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research
Center for this 41st exposition, which provides a wonderful opportunity to learn about
the many exciting advancements in agriculture and related fields to which our faculty
and staff are contributing.
We hope you will take full advantage by exploring the many exhibits and taking part
in the tours, workshops, and other presentations. This is your chance to get a firsthand
look at some of the research, extension, and educational programs conducted by your
land-grant university with the support of our partners, friends and stakeholders.
We have a wide variety of attractions designed to appeal to virtually everyone,
from commercial exhibits and field demonstrations highlighting the latest agricultural
technology, to gardening advice, food demonstrations, horse exhibitions, and activities
for kids. Be sure to visit the Pasto Agricultural Museum for a look back at the history of
farming and rural living. And when you need a break for rest and nourishment, check
out the nonprofit and commodity-group food vendors ready to serve you a slice of
Pennsylvania’s bounty.
To help guide your visit, feel free to stop at the information booth near the top of
Main Street to get directions or answers to your questions. If there is anything we can do
to make your stay more pleasant, our faculty and staff are here to assist.
Thanks for coming, and enjoy your day!
General Information
What’s New ......................................... 1
Special Presentations ......................... 1
Mapping and Booth Label
Reference Guide ................................ 2
Locations Abbreviation Key
for Exhibits ....................................... 2
Exhibitors and Location Listing .... 2-4
Building and Tent Maps ................. 4-6
Tours ................................................. 7
Exhibit Area Maps ....................... 8-11
Daily Schedule/Event Tables ...... 12-19
Machinery Demonstration
Map and Schedule ........................... 20
At the Show ..................................... 21
Food Concessions ................ Back Page
Rick Roush, Dean
Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences
General Information
ATM Machine: Located in the Ag
Choice Building at the corner of Main and
West 6th Streets.
Disability Services: Golf carts, courtesy
of Lancaster Farming, will be available at
the Ag Alumni Pavilion at West 11th and
Main Street. They are made available on a
first-come, first-served basis for two-hour
increments to individuals with medical
needs and drivers must be 18 years or
older. A limited supply of scooters will be
available for rent from T & B Medical on
West 9th Street.
Information Booth: Located at Main
Street and across from West 10th Street.
Lost-and-found items are kept at the
Information Booth. Lost children and
adults should contact security personnel on
the grounds or report to the Information
Booth.
Medical Services: A first aid station
is located in the headquarters (white
farmhouse) at Main and West 10th Streets.
Emergency medical technicians and an
ambulance are on site during show hours.
Access emergency assistance by dialing 911
or contact security personnel on site.
Merchandise Sales: Ag Progress Days
T-shirts and Penn State Dairymen’s Club
Milk Bottles are for sale in the College
Exhibit Building at West 10th and Main
Streets. Proceeds go to the Penn State
College of Ag Sciences United Way
Campaign. The Penn State Dairymen’s
Club sells milk bottles as a fundraiser for
scholarships.
Recycling: Please help support Penn
State’s recycling efforts. Use the blue
recycling containers throughout the
grounds. These containers are for plastic
bottles and mixed paper.
Pets: University policy prohibits pets in
Relocations: Energy Tent participants
have relocated to the J.D. Harrington
Building (J), and the Penn State Extension
Animal Science Team has relocated to the
Dairy and Livestock Tent (D).
buildings or tents and should be leashed
and under control by their owners if on
the show grounds. Owners are required to
clean up after their pets.
Portable toilets and hand-washing
stations: Facilities are located throughout
the grounds (see map). In addition,
handicap restroom facilities and infant
changing tables are also available in the
Special Events Building and Pasto Museum.
DISCLAIMER: Machinery, equipment,
products, and services provided are for educational
purposes.Their presence does not imply
endorsement or recommendation by Penn State.
What’s New
➤ Tour of Precision Ag, to see the use
of several precision ag technologies
in corn production.
➤ Visit Dairy Beef Feedlot Tour for
information regarding the practice of
rearing Holstein calves for beef.
➤ Check out our online exhibitor map
with special e-profiles of exhibitors.
➤ Keep an eye out for special
appearances by Miss America, on
Tuesday between 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
in the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
Building.
➤ See displays in the College Exhibit
Building that highlight best practices
for utilizing water and land for
growing crops, raising animals, and
managing forests. Work to protect
the water from nutrient runoff, the
land from sediment loss, and cultivate
renewable energy resources. Featured
exhibits included:
• Rearing Sustainable and
Healthy Small Flocks, Poultry
Science in the Department of
Animal Science
• Integrating Land and Water
Stewardship, Environment and
Natural Resources Institute
• Fueling PA Progress with
Field and Forest Bioenergy,
NEWBio Consortium and Penn
State Extension Renewable and
Alternative Energy
• Forests’ Legacy and Your
Legacy, Center for Private
Forests at Penn State
Special Presentations
on the Grounds
Sustainable Communications Training
Special Events Bldg., Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.
Sponsored by the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau and College of Ag Sciences
Preserved Farms Resource Center - Informational Session
Upstairs Meeting Room in the Red Barn, Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.
Sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Food Safety Modernization Act - Town Hall Meeting
Downstairs Meeting Room in the Red Barn, Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.
Sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture on
Working Together to Meet Water Quality Goals in Pennsylvania
Special Events Bldg., Wednesday at 2:00 p.m.
Featuring Dean Roush, Penn State College of Ag Sciences and Secretary Redding, Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Listening Session:
Meeting Dual Goals of Vibrant Agriculture and Clean Water
Special Events Bldg., Wednesday at 4:00 p.m.
Ag Business Presentations
Ag Choice Farm Credit tent (E. 7th St.), Wednesday
Noon – Views from the Road, an Economic Update
1:00 p.m. – 10 Steps for Preparing Your Farm Business for the Future.
Sponsored by AgBiz Masters
Barnyard Discussion:
Policy Issues and the State of Pennsylvania Agriculture
Theater of the College Exhibit Building, Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
Congressman Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson will be hosting a public forum. This forum is an opportunity
to hear directly from several stakeholders representing various sectors of Pennsylvania agriculture.
Confirmed Participants:
· Russell Redding, Secretary of Agriculture for Pennsylvania
· Rick Ebbert, President of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
· Erick Coolidge, Tioga County Commissioner
· Ann Nogen, Pennsylvania Cattlemen’s Association
· Susan Benedict, Private Forest Landowner
· Dr. Dan Kniffen, Penn State Extension
College of Agricultural Sciences
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Locations Abbreviation Key for Exhibits
New! Mapping and Booth
Label Reference Guide
ABBREV
A
Exhibitors now have specific booth numbers, assigning them
to their location to connect with our new exhibitor map and
registration system. Booth labels identify the building, tent, or area
with the first one or two letters coded for name of a location (xx),
see Locations Abbreviation Key (at the right).
Indoor exhibits located in the building or tent are numbered
from the entrance, beginning with the hundred number indicating
rows 1 thru 5, with the higher numbered booth typically on the
southern side of the exhibit tent or building.
Outdoor exhibit booth labels use the first letter or letters
identify if they are located East (E) or West (W) of Main St. or
located on Main St. (M). In addition, outdoor exhibit booth labels
use the border streets of Demo Alley (DA) and Harrington Lane
(H) as noted on the map. The first one or two numbers identify
the street they are located, streets 1 thru 13. Typically the exhibitor
booth space numbers on north side of street are even and those on
south side are odd numbers.
AREA
LOCATION
AG Choice Building
Main and W. 6th St.
AM
PA One Stop/Ag Map Tent
W. 10th St.
AP
Ag Choice Tent
E. 7th St.
AT
Antique Tractor Display
Main and E. 5th
C
College Exhibits Building
Main and W. 10th St.
CT
College Exhibits Building Theatre
CC
Penn State Cover Crops
Harrington Lane and E. 5th St.
CEA
Conservation Exhibit Area
Harrington Lane
CM
Corn Maze
Harrington Lane and E. 5th St.
CS
Ag Pavillion (Courtesy Golf Cart Services)
D
Dairy and Livestock Tent # 1
W. 12th St.
EB
Equine Exhibit Building
W. 13th and Arena
EC
Everett Cash Mutual Building
Main and W. 6th St.
ED
Equipment Demonstration Areas
See Equip. Demo Map
F
Family Building
W. 9th St. and Main
FF
Farm Family Learning Center Building
E. 9th St. and Main
G
Exhibit Building # 2
E. 5th St.
HS
Rural Health and Safety Tent
Demo Alley and W. 6th
J
Joseph D. Harrington Building
Harrington Lane
K
Kid’s Climb Tree Area
L
Dairy and Livestock Tent # 2
W. 13th St.
Main Horse Arena
Main St. and W. 13th St.
MH
Pasto Museum
Main St. and E. 9th St.
PDA
P
PA Dept. of Agriculture Exhibit Building
W. 10th St.
PFB
PA Farm Bureau Exhibit Building
E. 5th St.
RB
Red Barn
Main St.
S
Special Events Building
Main St.
SC
Shaver's Creek Tent
Main and W. 8th St.
SD
Ag Safety Demonstration Area
Demo Alley
T
Tours
Main and E. 11th St.
Y
Youth Building
W. 8th St.
YG
Yard and Garden Area
W. 11th St.
Exhibitors and Location
Company Name
Booth Information
4-H Seeing Eye Puppies ......................... Y
A
A1 Infared/Powerhouse .................. E520A
ABC York .......................................... E615
Abilene Machine of SC ................... EC212
Adams Supply................................. W848
ADM Crop Risk Services .................. A210
ADS Bulk Seed Buggy ................W11-113
AFI MILK ..........................................D310
Ag 2000...........................................D210
Ag Analytical Services lab ................ J300
Ag Choice Farm Credit ..................... A101
Ag Express Electronics ..................... A309
AGCO ............................................... E117
Agrability For Pennsylvanians .........DA140
AgriBilt.......................................W11-105
Agri-Door ........................................ W202
Agri-Dynamics .................................D113
Agri-King ........................................ W911
Agri-Nutrition Consulting.................. L301
Agri-Plastics Mfg ............................ W856
Agri-Sci ........................................... A512
Agri-Trac US .................................... L111
AgriSteel ..........................................G103
AKE Safety Equipment ..................... A112
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Alforex Seeds................................... A212
Alfred State College ....................... EC211
All Around Fence ............................. W528
Allegheny Ag ................................... W833
Allensville Planing Mill .................... W101
Alternate Heating Systems .............. W204
AmeriAg.......................................... W817
American Angus Assoc.....................D107
American Dairy Assoc Northeast ......D203
American Egg Board ........................ A105
AmeriGas Propane ............................. PFB
Anderson Group .............................. W307
Anderson Material Handling .............G118
Animal Diagnostic Lab .....................D104
Antique Tractors .............................. M101
Arts Way Mfg ................................... E608
Augusta Seed .............................. E620CP
Automatic Farm Systems ................. E321
B
B & R Farm Equipment.................... W547
Baker Ag .......................................... A312
Bastian Tire & Auto Centers............. W125
Beco Equipment ............................. W121
Beiler-Campbell Realtors &
Auctioneers............................... A510
Belco Resources Equipment.......W10-113
Penn State Ag Progress Days
Berg USA ........................................ W805
Bergman Mfg................................. EC105
Best Line Equipment ....................... W217
Billtown Pumps................................H100
Binkley & Hurst .................... W301, W213
Bobcat of State College................... W123
Boyd Station .................................. EC505
Brechbill Trailer Sales ....................DA114
Bridon Cordage ................................ J200
Brushy Mountain Bee Farm ............ EC310
Brute Force ................................W10-105
Bureau of Animal Health ....................PDA
Bureau of Dog Law ............................PDA
Bureau of Food Safety........................PDA
Business Lease Consult ................. EC205
BWS Mfg .......................................DA106
C
C & C Specialties ............................ W424
C K Replacement Stalls ................... W924
CADCO-Congdon Assoc Dist............ W205
Callicrate Banders............................ L114
Canns-Bilco Dist ............................. W825
Carl Neutzel Services ....................... E209
Case IH ............................................ E215
CDL USA ........................................CEA07
Cedar Crest Equipment .................... E528
Cen-Pe-Co (Central Petro Co) .......... W510
Center for Dairy Excellence ..............D105
Central Life Sciences .......................D211
Centre County Animal Response
Team ..................................W13-106
Centre County Historical Society ............ P
Centre Homecare .................................HS
Channel ....................................... E632CP
Charvin Farm - Ag Plastics ...............D317
Chemgro.................................E609, L113
Chesapeake Bay Foundation ............ J304
Christian Farmers Outreach ........... EC114
Citizens for PA Future.......................G108
Clarks Ag Supply............................. W913
Clean Cutter Hail & Tiller Blade ...... EC112
ClearSpan Fabric Struct ................... A310
Cleveland Brothers Equipment ......... E110
Cobett Waterers ............................... L314
Conemaugh Valley Mutual Insur ..... EC202
Conestoga Buildings ....................... W906
Conestoga Mfg ............................... W415
Conewango Products ....................... L104
Conklin ............................................ A303
Corle Building Systems .................... L203
Country Clipper / Shivvers............... W222
Country Folks................................... L317
COWCO........................................... W609
CowKühlerZ .................................... W524
CropCare ........................................ W917
Crown Royal Stoves / Greentech ..... W323
Curry Supply ................................... W115
D
D H Welding .................................... W221
Dairy Farmers of America ................D306
Dairy One ........................................D305
DairyMaster USA .......................W11-108
Daums Custom Fabrication ........W10-123
Dave Heath Assoc / FAE ................... E213
Deer Country Farm & Lawn ............. W625
Delaval ......................................W11-101
Delaware Valley University ............... A504
Digi-Star ........................................ EC308
DigiFarm VBN ................................ EC402
Diller Ag Equipment ........................ W411
DION-Ag ..........................................H103
Discount Hydraulic Hose ................ EC410
Diversified Crop Insurance ............ EC411
DK Hostetler .................................... E301
Doeblers PA Hybrids .................... E621CP
Donegal Insurance Group ................. A408
Dotterer Equipment......................... W418
Double B Farm Supply ...................CEA03
DuPont Pioneer ............................ E612CP
Dyna Product ...................................H101
E
E M Herr Equipment ........................ W509
E Rissler Mfg .................................. W916
Eastern States Livestock Syst ....W10-115
EasyFix Rubber North America ......... L204
Elanco Animal Health .................W12-108
Eli Fisher Construction ..................... E107
EMM Sales & Service ...................... W100
Energrow ...................................W12-101
Energy Panel Structures................. EC111
Ernst Seeds ...................................CEA11
Esch Mfg ........................................ W646
Everett Cash Mutual Insur .. EC201, EC401
Evergreen Fence ..............................H102
Excel Industries .............................. W314
Expert Septic .............................W11-107
F
Farm & Land Realty ......................... A501
FarmChains.com.............................. L210
Farmco Mfg .................................... W419
Farmer Boy Ag ................................ W518
Farmers Harvest ............................CEA08
Farm Family Casualty Insurance..... EC507
Farming Mag / Moose River Media ... A509
Fastline Publications ........................ A207
Fayette Parts Service - NAPA .........DA101
Feedmobile .................................... W914
Fennig Equipment ......................W10-114
Fight Bac / Deep Valley Farm ...........D114
Fisher & Thompson ....................W10-124
Fliegl ............................................... E525
For-Most Livestock Equipment ........ W409
Ford / Newscope Marketing ...........DA130
Freds Tents & Canopies.................... E115
Frey Brothers .................................. W305
Friends of Farm Show ........................PDA
Fuel Pro Trailers .............................. W514
Fulton Bank North America ............ EC403
Fur & Feathers 4-H Club ........................ Y
G
Garber Metrology ............................. E601
Geringhoff....................................... W303
Glatfelter ......................................... A110
Goodville Mutual Casualty ................ A405
Grassworks Mfg.........................W10-108
Great Plains Mfg ............................. W308
Gro-Mor Plant Food........................ EC408
Growers Mineral Solutions .............. W600
Growmark FS / Dekalb ................. E529CP
H
H&S Mfg ......................................... W619
Hale Trailer Brake & Wheel .............. W108
Hamilton Equipment ........................ E109
HARDI North America ...................... W526
Heat Master SS Furnaces................ W317
Hershey Equipment......................... W406
Hoards DairyMan .............................D205
Holtrys LLC ..................................... W107
Home Solutions ...............................G115
Hoober............................................ W201
Hoover Tractor ................................ W841
Hostetter Realty ............................. EC302
Hubner Seed ................................ E624CP
Hud-Son Forest Equipment ............. W836
I
IBA ................................................ W921
Independent Ag Equipment ............. W511
Innovative Dairy Solutions ..........W10-118
Int Harvester Collectors ................... M104
International Stock Food ................ EC311
InterSeeder Technologies .................H106
IVA Mfg ......................................W10-107
J
Jamesway Farm Equipment ............. E317
Jaylor Fabricating ........................... W625
Joes Machinery .........................W11-124
John Deere ..................................... W519
John Deere Commercial Worksite ... W535
Jonestown Ag Supply...................... W918
Joseph A Thomas / Bad Dog Tools.. EC405
Joseph T Berrena Mechanicals ........ E715
K
Kauffmans Animal Health ................. L101
Kencove Farm Fence Supplies ...W10-111
Kent Nutrition Group ..................W13-116
Keystone Concrete Products .......... W919
Keystone Group Ag Seeds ............ E537CP
Kings Agriseeds ............................... L102
Kish Valley Electric / Heatmor.....W11-111
Krone North America ....................... W933
Kubota Tractor ................................. E333
Kuhn North America ........................ W845
Kuhns Mfg ...................................... W216
L
L Cubed / TAM Systems ................... E505
Lancaster Dairy Farm
Automation .........................W11-112
Lancaster DHIA ................................ L306
Lancaster Farming ........................... A301
Lanco / Pennland .............................D312
Lanco Mfg ...................................... W622
Land O Lakes...................................D303
Land Pride ....................................... E325
Landoll ........................................... W613
Law Office of James Clark ...............G107
Lawn Care Dist ..............................DA109
Lawn Equipment Parts .................... W507
Leaders Farm Equipment ................ W642
Legacy Truck Centers...................... W601
Leiden Land & Cattle....................... W852
Lezzer Lumber ............................... E520B
Liquitube Marketing International ... EC208
Long Acres Potato Farm .............W11-103
M
M H Eby .......................................... W816
M M Weaver-Claas........................... E517
M&T Bank.......................................... PFB
Mahindra North America .................. E536
Mahoning Outdoor Furnace ........W10-119
Manitou ........................................... E351
Mann Lake ................................W11-128
Martin Water Conditioning ................ L206
Martins Welding .............................. W414
Maschio Gaspardo North America ..CEA12
Matlick Metal Works ..................W12-106
MB Attachments .............................. E122
McFarlane Mfg................................ W504
MD & VA Milk Producers ..................D207
Mensch Mfg ................................... W407
Messicks ........................................ W800
MetalFab Mfg.................................. W427
Metzler Auto Truck & Trailer ............ W327
Metzler Forest Products ................... A205
Meyer Mfg ...................................... W109
Mid-Atlantic Water-Proofing ............. L207
Millner / Haufen Tool ...................... EC107
Millville Mutual Insur ............................ EB
Miraco .......................................W11-116
Morton Buildings.............................. E600
Mount Nittany Health .............................H
Mountain Air Garage Doors ............. W214
Mountain Supply / Patrick Lemin..... W634
Mr TOOL .......................................... E100
Mt Union Supply/
D O Rittenhouse ..................W10-100
Multimin USA ................................... L106
Murray Securus ............................. EC102
Muscle Products ............................ EC104
Myers Farm - Don Myers ................ W501
N
NACHURS ........................................ A404
NASF ............................................... L108
Nationwide Insurance ........................ PFB
National Dairy Producers Org ...........D116
National Farmers Org .......................D206
New Holland .................................... E201
Nextire .......................................W10-104
Nolts Power Equipment ................... W408
North Central Sight Services ..................H
NorthEast Implement ...................... W319
Northern Tier Hardwood Assoc ......... J102
Northwest Savings Bank .................. L310
Norwood Sales ................................ E102
NRG ................................................... PFB
NTH / N-Tech-Troop Equipment....... W422
NUHN Industries ............................. W920
NYCAMH ................................................H
O
Organic Valley ..................................D111
Oxbo International........................... W618
P
P Bradley & Sons ............................ W904
PA Apple Marketing Program .............PDA
PA Arabian Horse Assoc ....................... EB
PA Assoc For Sustainable Ag ............ J210
PA Assoc of Conservation Dist .......... J106
PA Assoc of County Fairs .................. A109
PA Beef Council ............................... L116
PA Bureau of Farmland Preservation ..PDA
PA Bureau of Plant Industry................PDA
PA Cattlemens Assoc ....................... L118
PA Center for Beef Excellence .......... L117
PA Chapt. Consulting Foresters ........ A108
PA Chapt. of Amer Chestnut Fdn W11-102
PA Corn Growers Assoc................ E702CP
PA Dairy Princess & Promotion..... D201, Y
PA DCNR Bureau of Forestry ............ J105
PA Dept of Ag.....................................PDA
PA Dept of Ag-Economic Dev .............PDA
PA Dept of Environmental Protection J401
PA Equine Council ................................ EB
PA Farm Bureau ............................... E512
PA Farm Link ................................... A412
PA Farmers Union ............................ J310
PA Farmland Preservation Assoc ...... A115
PA Forage and Grassland Council ..... J112
PA Forest Products Assoc / SFI ......... J104
PA Forestry Assoc ............................ J103
PA Game Commission ...................... J203
PA Grain Processing ......................... A407
PA Ground Water Assoc .................... J405
PA Hardwoods Dev Council ........W11-100
PA Hemp Indust Council ................... J309
PA Hereford assoc ...........................D117
PA Llama & Alpaca Assoc ................. L212
PA Milk Marketing Board................ EC501
PA No-Till Alliance ..........................CEA01
PA One Call System ........................ A411
PA Pork Producers Council ............... A106
PA Preferred .....................................PDA
PA Quality Deer Management........... J204
PA Shorthorn Breeders Assoc ........... L304
PA Simmental Assoc ........................ L201
PA Soybean Board ........................... A107
PA State Grange............................... A402
PA State Police Mounted Unit ............... EB
PA Young Farmers Assoc ................ EC504
Pabody Agency ................................ A307
Paradise Energy Solutions............... W908
Patz Corporation .............................. E500
Paul Mueller ................................... W927
Pedigree Chicks ............................... L209
Penn Jersey Products ..................... W503
Penn Power Group ...........................G117
Penn State Construction J&D .......... W905
Pequea Planter ................................ E214
Perdue Agribusiness ........................ A208
Perma Column East ......................... E611
Petersheims Cow Mattresses .....W10-109
Pik Rite ......................................W11-106
Pine Creek / Belles Spring Struct .... W551
Plastic Innovation.............................G109
Poettinger US .................................. E112
Power Systems Electric................... W417
Praxair ............................................ W122
Priefert Ranch Equip / ClayComb .... W512
Progressive Publishing .....................D101
Provita Animal Health .......................D208
PSU Ag & Environment Center .......... J407
PSU Ag Sciences Undergrad Ed .............. C
PSU Biofuels Energy Group .............. J408
PSU Center for Private Forests ............... C
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PSU CMEG Equipment Display .......CEA05
PSU Corn Plot .............................. E704CP
PSU Dairymans Club .............................. C
PSU Dirt/Gravel Roads ..................... J201
PSU Entrepreneur & Innovation Prog J101
PSU Environ Resource Mgmt............ J406
PSU Equine Science Program............... EB
PSU Ext Ag Business & Risk Mgmt ... A507
PSU Ext Animal Science ...................D104
PSU Ext Dining With Diabetes................. F
PSU Ext Field & Forage Team ........... J108
PSU Ext Field & Forage Team Hay Show ........................J112, J113
PSU Ext Food Safety............................... F
PSU Ext Lycoming .................................. F
PSU Ext Marcellus Shale .................. J200
PSU Ext Natural Resource ............ J107, C
PSU Ext Nutrient Mgmt .................... J307
PSU Ext Nutrition Links .......................... F
PSU Ext PA Womens Ag Network ...... J209
PSU Ext Poultry Science ......................... C
PSU Ext. Renewable and Alternative
Energy ............................................ C
PSU Ext Strong Women Prog .................. F
PSU Ext Water Resources ................. J411
PSU Master Gardeners ......................... YG
PSU Master Well Owner Network ..... J404
PSU Office Rural Health - Wkr Protec .....H
PSU On-Farm Reserach ................... J109
PSU PA Office of Rural Health......H,DA138
PSU PA One Stop .......................W10-101
PSU Pesticide Education Program .......... F
PSU Plant Pathology & Enviro. Micro. .... Y
PSU Plant Science Weed ID .............. J207
PSU Potato Growers ............................. YG
PSU Shavers Creek Environmental .. W803
PSU State 4-H Program.......................... Y
PSU Sustainable Ag.......................... J208
PSU University Police ............................. F
PSU World Campus .......................... A503
Q
Quality Craft Tools ........................... W416
Quality Seeds Limited ...................... L110
S I Distributing ................................ W212
S K Construction ............................ EC305
Saddle Butte Ag ............................... L308
Salford Group ................................ W625
Salsco ............................................ W127
Sam Fischer Ag Curtains ............W10-103
SaMASZ North America / BM Dist ... W633
Schaeffer Mfg .................................. A513
Schnupps Grain Roasting ................ L316
Seedway...................................... E616CP
Select Sire Power ............................D301
Shady Lane Curtains ....................... W907
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Y
YANMAR America ............................ W104
Zartman Farms ..........................W10-121
Building and Tent Maps
(J) J. D. Harrington Building (East End of E. 5th)
H a r r in g to n L a n e
M a i n En t r a n c e
P A
DEP
T & B Medical ................................. W901
T A Seeds .................................... E625CP
TeamAG ........................................... A302
TeamCo .......................................... W801
Tech Mix .........................................D110
The Fertrell Co .................................D209
The St George Co .............................D103
Tigerco Dist .................................... W926
Timac Agro ................................W10-110
TopGan Drone ..................................G101
Topline Dist ...................................W909B
Toro - Century Equipment ............... W900
Tractor Supply ................................. E103
Tractor House / Auction Time ......... EC303
Trioliet BV ....................................... W316
Triple B Enterprise .........................DA122
Trouble Free Lighting ..................... EC101
Turf Time Equipment ....................... W118
Twin Valley Farm Service ................ W403
Uncommon USA .............................. W322
Unger Enterprise ............................. W119
United Way ............................................ C
Unverferth Mfg................................ W614
US Army Corps of Engineers ............ J301
USDA APHIS .......................................PDA
USDA APHIS Wildlife Services........... J303
USDA ARS Pasture Lab...................CEA14
USDA Farm Service Agency.....J111, A502
USDA Nat Ag Statistics and Nero ...... J308
USDA Natural Resources Conserv
Serv ....................... J205, J305, J410
USDA Northeast Climate Hub ........... J211
USDA Rural Development................. A506
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Valmetal .......................................... E313
Van Beek Natural Science ................ A410
Vermeer.......................................... W425
Victory Therapeutic Horsemanship ....... EB
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Weaver Dist ................................... EC510
Weaverline...................................... W629
Weldon Equipment ........................... E513
Zeiset Equipment .......................W11-109
Zimmerman Cattle Control .............. W915
Zimmerman Farm Service............... W500
Zimmermans Glasslined Storage..... W828
Zimmermans Hay / Radiant Heat..... W309
Zimmeys Diesel Performance.......... W206
Zuidberg North America .................. W112
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Co r n M a z e
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Reamstown Mutual Insurance ........ EC204
Red Angus Assoc of America ............ L312
Red Dale Ag Services ....................... E202
Reinecker Ag ...................................D314
Rhino / EarthMaster ......................... E200
ROC Mergers / CNY Farm Supply .... W610
Roto-Mix.......................................... E108
Rural Community Insurance ........... EC109
Ryan Bridge “The Bug Man” .................. Y
Ryder Supply .................................. W626
Wengers of Myerstown ................. W909A
Westfield Group ............................. EC503
Wingfield Mfg ................................. W617
Wood-Mizer .................................... W223
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Shoup Mfg ....................................... A305
ShowEase....................................... W923
Shur-Co ........................................... A113
Silostop ........................................... L313
Sioux Steel ..................................... W116
Sisco .............................................. W405
Skyview Tractor Repairs ................... E106
Smuckers Energy............................ W903
Snyder Equipment .......................... W423
Sollenberger Silos ........................... W401
Sones Grain Systems ...................... W508
Sosmetal Products ...........................G102
Stein-Way Equipment ..................... W129
Steiner / Schiller Grounds Care ........ E524
Steve Seltzer Powersports .............DA126
Steyer Seeds ................................. EC406
Stoltzfus Spreaders......................... W605
Stor-Loc......................................... EC306
Sukup Manufacturing...................... W311
Summit Hill ..................................... W211
Sun Directed ................................... W902
Superior Plus Energy........................ E118
Syngenta ..................................... E623CP
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C H E M G R O
Tours
Hands-on tours highlight various aspects of agriculture. Get a free ticket and board the bus at the tour registration and loading area at the top of Main Street.
There are a limited number of tickets available per tour, so stop by early to reserve your seat. Note: Walking and/or standing is involved once the bus arrives at
the tour destination.
American Chestnut
Foundation Plantings
Tour (1.25 hours)
See American chestnut breeding orchards. Learn about the history and demise of the American chestnut tree, how to plant and maintain
chestnut trees, and The American Chestnut Foundation’s breeding program. Speak with volunteers working to restore the species.
NEW!
This tour will provide participants with information regarding the practice of rearing Holstein calves for beef. Management and nutrition
of calf-fed Holsteins in a feedlot setting will be emphasized. Observe cattle fed by this system. Hear about marketing strategies and
techniques for Holstein steer calves. Gather information from, and pose a question to nutritionists, the PA Beef Council, and cattle
buyers. This demonstration is being brought to you by the PA Beef Working Group (a collaboration of: Penn State Extension, PA Beef
Council, Center for Beef Excellence, and PA Cattlemen’s Association) and the PA Department of Agriculture with support from JBS.
Dairy Beef Feedlot Tour
(1 hour)
Bus leaves daily at 10:00 a.m. with additional tours on Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., Wednesday at 3:30 p.m., and 5:00 p.m., and
Thursday at 1:00 p.m. Note: Walking/standing involved. No restrooms available.
Bus leaves Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., Wednesday at 10:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m., and Thursday at 11:00 a.m.
Note: Walking/standing involved. Restrooms will be available.
Habitat Management
for Deer and Other
Wildlife Tour (1.5 hours)
This tour will focus on food plots and natural habitat management practices used on public or private property as part of a Quality Deer
Management System to improve habitat for many wildlife species while producing healthier and larger deer. Visit habitat demonstration
plots in the woodlot and neighboring fields.
Bus leaves daily at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Note: Walking/standing involved. No restrooms available.
High Tunnel Tour
(2 hours)
High tunnels are inexpensive structures used for extending the growing season and improving yields and quality of vegetables, berries,
and cut flowers. At Penn State’s High Tunnel Research and Extension Facility, strawberries and raspberries are being grown in containers
in 15 tunnels with five different types of plastics to better manage plant growth, temperatures, and pests. To learn how to better manage
heat load, four additional tunnels are equipped with various types of solar-powered automated venting options, including a ridge vent,
roll-up roof, roll-down sides, and roll-up sides. Tomatoes are also being grown in three tunnels to better understand tomato nutrient
needs.
Bus leaves daily at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Note: Walking/standing involved.
Pasture Management
and Rotational Grazing
Demo (1.5 hours)
This tour will address real-world pasture management issues, specifically for equine and cattle, as well as highlight conservation
practices that can support livestock on your farm or property while protecting natural resources. Observe materials and technologies
that go into setting up paddocks or an exercise lot for your animals. Hear about ways to maintain healthy grass and legume pastures
and see first-hand the benefits of good pasture management for soil health. A hands-on live demonstration of components and methods
involved in moving animals through a rotational grazing system will also be presented.
Bus leaves daily at 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., with an afternoon trip on Tuesday and Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Note: Walking/standing
involved. No restrooms available.
NEW!
Precision Ag Tour
(1.5 hours)
This tour will demonstrate the use of several precision ag technologies in corn production that can help to improve yields, reduce costs,
and improve the potential for better understanding crop responses to inputs in the field. For this demonstration we have planted a field
scale evaluation of different plant populations with a variable rate corn planter and will be able to harvest for silage with a yield monitor
to evaluate both yield and forage quality. We will discuss the potential of this system and other tools to improve crop management
decision making in the future.
Bus leaves daily at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Note: Walking/standing involved. No restrooms available.
Short Rotation Woody
Crops for Biomass Tour
(1 hour)
What are short-rotation woody crops? How do they contribute to biomass feedstock? Why are they being promoted for marginal planting
sites? What type of species should you grow and who will buy it? Tour includes a visit to a demonstration plot with fast growing willow
and poplar trees. Learn how to grow, harvest, and produce this crop as an alternative income opportunity that helps provide sustainable
energy supplies.
Bus leaves daily at 12:00 p.m. Note: Walking/standing involved. No restrooms available.
Woodlot Management
Tour: Decisions and
Actions (1.5 hours)
Woodlot management is not for the faint-of-heart. To do it well, takes time, commitment, and planning. It seems that every decision and
activity raises new challenges and sometimes, opportunities. The woodlot tour will visit a pine thinning for wildlife and timber, a riparian
buffer restoration effort following a hemlock salvage of woolly adelgid mortality, and regeneration response to a timber harvest on 15
acres. Explore the woodlot and gain insights into how your decisions and actions can help you attain the values you seek from the forest.
Bus leaves daily at 12:30 p.m. with additional tours Tuesday at 3:30 p.m., Wednesday at 3:30 p.m., and Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Note:
Walking/standing involved in thick forest area. No restrooms available.
Penn State’s Deer Pen
Research Tour
Visitors can pre-register for a special 5:00 p.m. opening on Tuesday and Wednesday, of Penn State’s Deer Pen Research facility on
campus; however, there will not be a bus tour offered to this site. Guests must pre-register at the tour registration area at the top
of Main Street to receive an admittance ticket to the facility. Preregistered guests will also receive biosecurity information and driving
directions.
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Co m m e r c i a l In d o o r Ex h i b i t s
ATM
L o a d i n g Do c k
Co l l e g e Ex h i b i t s
B a b y Ch a n g i n g / N u r s i n g St a t i o n
L o s t & Fo u n d
Co l l e g e B u i l d i n g s
B u s To u r
M o b i l i t y Sc o o t e r Re n t a l
De m o Ar e a s
Co u r t e s y G o l f Ca r t s
P a r c e l P ic k u p
Av a i l a b l e Ex h i b i t o r Sp a c e
Eq u i p m e n t De m o
P u m p H o u s e
Re s e r v e d Ex h i b i t o r Sp a c e
Fi r s t Ai d
Re s t Ar e a
Co n f i r m e d Ex h i b i t o r Sp a c e
Fo o d V e n d o r
Re s t Ro o m
N o n - El e c t r i c a l Ar e a s
In f o r m a t i o n B o o t h
W a te r
11
Daily Schedule
can be found on page 2 of this program
Tuesday, August 16
Start Time
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12
Event Title
Icon
Focus
Location
Antique Tractor Display (continual)
Farm & Food Business
AT
Drones in Agriculture Demonstration
Regulations
ED
Risk Management Update-Insurance
FF
Farrier Answers to Hoof Care Questions
Equine
EB
Free Vision Tests
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Dental Hygiene Information
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
PTO Reaction Time Demo
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Resources
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Corn Maze (continual)
Family Program
CM
Kids’ Climb (closed 12-1 p.m., ends at 4:30 p.m. Tue. and Wed.)
Family Program
K
Pasto Museum Silent Auction
Pasto Museum
P
The Bugman – Live Insects!
Family Program
Y
PAOneStop/AgMap Erosion and Sediment Planning
AM
Forage Brassica Pasture Demonstration Plots
Crops, Forage, Hay & Soils
CEA
Century Farm Awards
PDA
Robotic Milking in PA
Livestock
CT
Miniature Horses
Equine
MH
Mediterranean Dips and Grains
Cooking & Food Safety
Free Stroke Assessments
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Free Blood Pressure Readings
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
American Chestnut Foundation Plantings Tour
Forest Resources
T
Marcellus by Design
Renewable & Alternative Energy
FF
Special Appearance of Miss America
Family Program
PFB
Turtles
Shaver's Creek Wildlife
SC
Soil Health Pit Demonstration
Crops, Forage, Hay, & Soils
CEA
Alfalfa Hay Mowing Demonstration
ED
Tractor Overturn Demonstration
Ag Safety & Health
SD
Heavy Armor Jousting
Equine
MH
Pasture Management & Rotational Grazing Demo Tour
Livestock
T
Build a Healthy MyPlate
Healthy Lifestyle
F
High Tunnel Tour
Home, Lawn & Garden
T
F
High Tunnel Vegetables, Small Fruits & Cut Flowers
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
How To Receive USDA Conservation Assistance with a Click
Natural Resources
J
Cover Crop and Mixtures Plot Demo
CC
Personal Protection Equipment Presentation
Ag Safety & Health
HS
New Threats: EIA and EHV
Equine
EB
Draft Horse Hitch
Equine
MH
Livestock
T
Best Management Practice for the Care of Backyard Poultry
Poultry
CT
Roasted Vegetables
F
What is a Pest or a Pesticide?
Home, Lawn & Garden
F
Habitat Management for Deer & Wildlife Tour
Wildlife Management
T
Marcellus Gas – Orphaned and Abandoned Wells
FF
The Champion Thresher: Ongoing Demonstrations
Pasto Museum
P
Birds of Prey: Focus on Owls
SC
Tuesday, August 16
Start Time
11:30 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
continued on
next page
Event Title
Icon
Focus
Location
Hay Tedder Demonstration
ED
Harvesting Willow Biomass Crops: Equipment Showcase
C
Shoeing Options for Performance Correction
Equine
EB
Mediterranean Dips and Grains
Quiz Bowl - “Family Food” PA Preferred Product Basket Giveaway
Food Processing
PDA
Beneficial Insects at Pollinator Garden
Home, Lawn & Garden
CEA
Thinking about Tomorrow's Forests: Tips for Forest Regeneration
Forest Resources
CT
F
State of the Renewable Energy Industry in PA
FF
Short Rotation Woody Crops for Biomass Tour
T
Snakes: Venomous or Not?
SC
Sprayer Equipment Demonstration
ED
Ag Safety & Health
SD
Arena Carriage Racing
Equine
MH
Livestock
T
Top 10 Questions about Solar Energy
FF
Woodlot Management Tour
Forest Resources
T
CC
Service Dogs Helping People
Equine
EB
On-Farm Animal Composting Presentation
Livestock
RBU
Livestock
T
Greens with Mediterranean Flair
F
Food Processing
PDA
Flower-Arranging Demonstration
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
The Latest News on Renewable Energy for America Program (REAP)
FF
Future of Family Woodlands: Tools for Legacy Planning
Forest Resources
CT
Forest Resources
T
Family Program
K
Amphibians
SC
CEA
CEA
Pa. State Police Mounted Patrol
Equine
MH
High Tunnel Tour
Home, Lawn & Garden
T
Turning REAP Grant Applications into Dollars
FF
AM
Hay Merger and Raking Demonstration
ED
Precision Ag Tour
T
Ag Safety & Health
HS
Animal Assisted Therapy
Equine
EB
Make a Thai Salad: Asian Coleslaw
F
Key to Category Icons
Agriculture
Animals
Food & Health
Lawn & Garden
Natural Resources
Youth & Family
13
Tuesday, August 16
Start Time
2:00 p.m.
continued
2:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
(continued from page 11)
Event Title
Icon
Focus
Location
Food Processing
PDA
Pollinator Gardening Presentation
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
Can Biomass Energy Improve My Forest?
CT
Wildlife Management
T
Overview of Haiti Project - Lumiere Hospital Solar Energy
FF
Pasto Museum
P
Monarchs
SC
Baling Demonstration
ED
Sustainable Communications Training - USFRA
S
Ag Safety & Health
SD
Preserved Farms Resource Center - Informational Session
RBU
Instilling Manners in Your Horse
Equine
MH
Livestock
T
Stay Hydrated! - Penn State Ext Nutrition Links
Healthy Lifestyle
F
Taking Advantage of Solar Opportunities
FF
GMO's in Agriculture: Separating the Myths from Reality
Livestock
CT
Is Your Horse Balanced?
Equine
EB
Greens with Mediterranean Flair
Food Processing
Can Proposed Legislation Save the Renewable Energy Credit?
FF
Birds of Prey: Focus on Farmland Raptors
SC
Bale Handling Demonstration
ED
Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA)
RBU
Regulations
ED
Horsemanship Skills Needed for the Everyday Rider
Equine
MH
Forest Resources
T
F
PDA
Forest Resources
T
Seasonal Vegetables Make Great Salsa
F
The Axe Whisperer
Pasto Museum
P
Backyard Reptile Friends
SC
Equine
MH
AT
Regulations
ED
Farrier Answers to Hoof Care Questions
Equine
EB
Dining with Diabetes Sweetener Quiz
Healthy Lifestyle
F
Free Vision Test
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Dental Hygiene Information
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Family Program
CM
4-H Youth Farm Safety & Health Quiz Bowl
Ag Safety & Health
FF
Family Program
K
Pasto Museum Silent Auction (Bidding closes at 3:00 p.m.)
Pasto Museum
P
The Bugman - Live Insects!
Family Program
Y
Wednesday, August 17 August 17
Wednesday,
9:00 a.m.
14
Tuesday, August
16 17
Wednesday,
August
Start Time
9:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
Focus
Location
Keystone Dressage and Combined Training Drill Team
Event Title
Icon
Equine
MH
AM
CEA
Paso Fino Horses
Equine
MH
Livestock
T
4-H Easy Snacks - Puddings
F
Food Processing
PDA
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Harvesting & Preserving Wild Herbs
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
Forest Resources
T
Turtles
SC
CEA
ED
Livestock
T
Healthy Lifestyle
F
High Tunnel Tour
Home, Lawn & Garden
T
Natural Resources
J
CC
Ag Safety & Health
HS
Grain Bin Entrapment and Rescue
Ag Safety & Health
SD
Draft Horse Hitch
Equine
MH
How to Use an Atmospheric Steam Canner
F
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
Wildlife Management
T
Snakes
SC
ED
C
Visions From the Road-Economic Update
AP
Workforce Development Program
PDA
Livestock
T
Yogurt Parfaits and Orange Almond Salad
F
Dining with Diabetes Sweetener Quiz
Healthy Lifestyle
F
Home, Lawn & Garden
CEA
Forest Resources
CT
T
Birds of Prey: Focus on Migration
SC
Agriculture
Animals
Food & Health
Lawn & Garden
Natural Resources
Youth & Family
15
Tuesday, August
16 17
Wednesday,
August
Start Time
12:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
16
Event Title
Icon
Focus
Location
ED
Miniature Horses
Equine
MH
Livestock
T
Forest Resources
T
10 Steps for Preparing your Farm Business for the Future
AP
CC
Workforce Development - Ag Equipment Repair
PDA
Equine
MH
On-Farm Animal Composting Presentation
Livestock
RBU
Movement to Cage-Free Production: Impact on Consumers
Poultry
CT
Yogurt Parfaits and Orange Almond Salad
F
FFA Farm Safety & Health Quiz Bowl
Ag Safety & Health
FF
Family Program
K
Amphibians
SC
CEA
CEA
Grain Bin Entrapment and Rescue
Ag Safety & Health
SD
PA State Police Mounted Patrol
Equine
MH
High Tunnel Tour
Home, Lawn & Garden
T
Pasto Museum
P
ED
Precision Ag Tour
T
Ag Safety & Health
HS
Workforce Development - Dairy Herdsman
PDA
Drones in Agriculture Presentation
Regulations
RBU
Working Together to Meet Water Quality Goals in Pennsylvania
S
AM
Livestock
T
How to Use an Atmospheric Steam Canner
F
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
What New Economic Opportunities Do Biomass Crops Provide
CT
Wildlife Management
T
Monarchs
SC
ED
Equine
MH
Livestock
T
Healthy Lifestyle
F
Put the Renewable Energy REDA Grant To Work for You
CT
Organic Homegrown By Hero’s - Highlighting a Veteran Farmer
PDA
4-H Easy Snacks - Salad Sandwiches
F
SC
Tuesday, August
16 17
Wednesday,
August
Start Time
4:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Event Title
Icon
Focus
Location
Regulations
CT
Regulations
ED
ED
Equine
MH
Forest Resources
T
Forest Resources
T
Finding Non-Dairy Foods with Calcium
Food Processing
F
Listening Session – Meeting Dual Goals of Vibrant Agriculture and Clean Water
Natural Resources
The Axe Whisperer
Pasto Museum
P
Snakes
SC
Keystone Dressage and Combined Training Drill Team
Equine
MH
Forest Resources
T
Amphibians
SC
Forest Resources
CT
Equine Extravaganza:Salute to America, Jousting & Draft Horses
Equine
MH
Healthy Lifestyle
F
Finding Non-Dairy Foods with Calcium
F
Pollinator Gardening Presentation
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
Pasto Museum
P
Turtles
SC
Healthy Lifestyle
F
Birds of Prey
SC
AT
Regulations
ED
4-H Horse Quiz Bowl Competition
Equine
EB
PDA
Thursday, August 18
Thursday,
August 18
9:00 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Family Program
K
Family Program
CM
The Bugman - Live Insects!
Family Program
Y
Forest Resources
T
Daily Schedule Locations
From Main Street:
E. 5th St.: AT-Antique Tractors and PFB Bldg.
E. 7th St.: AP-Ag Choice Tent
E. 9th St.: FF-Farm Family Learning Center
Beyond 1st St.: ED-Equipment Demo Ride
and Drive and Drone Demo
W. 8th St.: SC-Shaver’s Creek Tent and
Y-Youth Bldg. with Pedal Tractors
W. 9th St.: F-Family Bldg. and Cooking
Demonstration Theater
W. 10th St.: C-College Exhibits Bldg. or CT- Theater,
AM-Ag Map and PDA Bldg.
11th St.: P-Pasto Museum, RB-Red Barn Meeting
Rooms (U/D), S-Special Events Bldg., and T-Tours
W. 13th: EEB-Equine Exhibit Bldg., K-Kid’s Climb,
and MH-Main Horse Arena
Beside the Harrington Bldg. end of E. 5th St:
CEA-Conservation Exhibit Area, CM-Corn Maze,
and CC-Cover Crops
From Demo Alley:
W. 6th St.: HS-Health and Safety Tent and
SD-Ag Farm Safety Demo
W. 11th St.: YG-Yard and Garden Area and
Master Gardeners
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Tuesday, August
16
Thursday,
Wednesday,
August
August
1817
Start Time
10:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
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Event Title
Icon
Focus
Location
AM
CEA
Avian Influenza and How to Protect Your Backyard Poultry Flock
Poultry
CT
Teaching Miniature Horses to Drive
Equine
MH
Food Processing
PDA
Health Benefits of Chocolate
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Healthy Lifestyle
HS
Forest Resources
T
Turtles
SC
CEA
ED
Ag Safety & Health
SD
Equine
MH
Livestock
T
Healthy Lifestyle
F
F
High Tunnel Vegetables, Small Fruits & Cut Flowers
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
High Tunnel Tour
Home, Lawn & Garden
T
Natural Resources
J
CC
Ag Safety & Health
HS
Draft Horse Hitch
Equine
MH
Livestock
T
Totally Veggies: Green Surprise Dip & Sauteed Kale with Orzo
F
Flower Arranging Demonstration
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
Listening Session – Meeting Dual Goals of Vibrant Agriculture and Clean Water
CT
Wildlife Management
T
Pasto Museum
P
Birds of Prey: Focus on Migration
SC
ED
C
Totally Veggies: Green Surprise Dip & Sauteed Kale with Orzo
F
Food Processing
PDA
Home, Lawn & Garden
CEA
Forest Resources
CT
T
Pasto Museum
P
Monarchs
SC
ED
Ag Safety & Health
SD
4-H Clinic - Miniature Horses
Equine
MH
Livestock
T
Forest Resources
CT
Forest Resources
T
Tuesday,
August
16
Wednesday,
Thursday,
August
August
1817
Start Time
1:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
Event Title
Icon
Focus
Location
CC
Breakfast Tortilllas
Food Processing
Home, Lawn & Garden
F
How Do Biomass Crops Create Healthy Landscapes?
CT
Forest Resources
T
Family Program
K
F
PDA
Snakes
SC
CEA
Equine
MH
High Tunnel Tour
Home, Lawn & Garden
T
Put the Renewable Energy REDA Grant To Work for You
CT
AM
ED
Precision Ag Tour
T
Ag Safety & Health
HS
Breakfast Tortilllas
Food Processing
PDA
Home, Lawn & Garden
YG
Wildlife Management
T
SC
ED
Ag Safety & Health
SD
Equine
MH
Healthy Lifestyle
Health Benefits of Chocolate
Food Processing
PDA
Backyard Reptile Friends
SC
Regulations
ED
F
F
F
Agriculture
Animals
Food & Health
Lawn & Garden
Natural Resources
Youth & Family
Ag Progress Days 2017 • August 15, 16, and 17
Visit Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences on the web: agsci.psu.edu
Where trade names appear, no discrimination is intended, and no endorsement by Penn State Extension or
the College of Agricultural Sciences is implied.
The Pennsylvania State University encourages qualified persons with disabilities to participate in its
programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation or have questions about the
physical access provided, please contact Deb Ellis at 814-863-2263 in advance of your participation or visit.
This publication is available in alternative media on request.
The University is committed to equal access to programs, facilities, admission, and employment for
all persons. It is the policy of the University to maintain an environment free of harassment and free of
discrimination against any person because of age, race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, creed,
service in the uniformed services (as defined in state and federal law), veteran status, sex, sexual
orientation, marital or family status, pregnancy, pregnancy-related conditions, physical or mental disability,
gender, perceived gender, gender identity, genetic information, or political ideas. Discriminatory conduct
and harassment, as well as sexual misconduct and relationship violence, violates the dignity of individuals,
impedes the realization of the University’s educational mission, and will not be tolerated. Direct all
inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policy to Dr. Kenneth Lehrman III, Vice Provost for Affirmative
Action, Affirmative Action Office, The Pennsylvania State University, 328 Boucke Building, University Park, PA
16802-5901; Email: [email protected]; Tel 814-863-0471. U.Ed. AGR 17-2 MPC139549
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Machinery Demonstration Map and Schedule
PARKING
PARKING
PARKING
Tedders
Mowing
Mowing
Thurs. 10:30
Tues. 10:30
Tues. 11:30
Demonstration Sites
Mergers/Raking
Tues. 2:00
Tedders
Mergers/Raking
Thurs. 11:30
TO S TAT E C OL L E G E
Mergers/Raking
Thurs. 2:00
WOODS
Tues. 2:30
Baling
Baling
Wed. 2:30
Thurs. 2:30
Exhibition Areas
Baling
Wed. 2:00
Open Fields
Bale Handling
Tues. 3:30
Woodland
Bale Handling
Bale Handling
Wed. 3:30
Thurs. 3:30
Cover Crop Demo
11:00 & 1:00
NRCS Demo Plot
10:00 & 1:00
Mowing
Parking
HARRINGTON LANE
Wed. 10:30
EXHIBITS
AREA
Tedders
Wed. 11:30
Corn Plot Display
Info
Booth
MAIN STREET
12th STREET
11th STREET
10th STREET
9th STREET
8th STREET
6thSTREET
5thSTREET
4th STREET
3rd STREET
2nd STREET
1st STREET
HOOBER
R O UTE 45
DRONE DEMO AREA
ANIMAL
COMPOSTING
SITE
PARKING
GRAZING
DEMONSTRATION AREA
DEMO ALLEY
Farm
Safety Demonstration
Sprayer Demo
Tues./Wed./Thurs. 12:30
PARKING
WOODS
Corn Field
Bio
Energy
Willow
Demo
WOODS
PARKING
Corn Field
WOODS
Corn Field
CONSERVATION AREA
AND MANAGED WOODLOT
DEER FOOD PLOTS
Farm Safety
Demonstration Area
End of West 8th Street
Specialists will provide demonstrations
regarding tractor overturn hazards and how
to reduce the risk of overturns occurring.
Demonstrations are scheduled for Tuesday
and Thursday at 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., and
2:30 p.m. on the site. On Wednesday, at
11:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., a special
demonstration will be presented focusing
on grain bin entrapment and rescue.
Penn State and Commercial
Exhibitor Cover Crop Plot
Several seed companies will have plantings
in the field for producers to compare them
side by side in actual cover crop planting
conditions. Extension staff and company
representatives will be available daily at
11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to answer questions.
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Equipment Demonstrations
This year’s new field demonstration will
feature a sprayer demonstration at 12:30 p.m.
daily. Several of the major equipment
companies will have units in the field for
producers to compare them side by side.Visit
our ride-and-drive location in front of West 1st
Street to view tractors for large-scale farming
operations provided by commercial exhibitors.
10:30 a.m.
Hay Mowing
11:30 a.m.
Hay Tedder
12:30 p.m.
Sprayer Demo
2:00 p.m.
Hay Merging and Raking
2:30 p.m.
Hay Baling
3:30 p.m.
Bale Handling
Drone Demonstrations
Watch drones in action and learn about their
uses in agriculture with Penn State researchers
in demo area north of West 1st Street.
Commercial multirotor drone operation will
be featured daily at 9:00 a.m. and Tuesday and
Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in this designated area.
On Wednesday, at 2:00 p.m. in the Upstairs
Meeting Room of the Red Barn, a short
discussion on safety and operating policy will
be held.
Harvesting Willow Biomass
Crop Equipment
Showcased at the entrance of the College
Exhibit Building, meet with NEWBio
Consortium staff at 11:30 a.m. daily for a
demonstration.
At the Show
If You Think You Know
the College of Ag Sciences...
ThinkAgain
Find out more about how Penn State and the
College of Agricultural Sciences affect your
life each day. Stop in at the Undergraduate
Education table and learn more about how a
quality education can make life better.Visit the
photo station to create your own Penn State
memory.
College Exhibits Building
Main Street between West 9th and
West 10th Streets
Learn about the sustainability of farming and
best practices for managing the land and its
resources. Take a walk down the Susquehanna
River and explore the tributaries to learn
about how the ingrained culture of stewardship
in agriculture is leading efforts to maintain a
sustainable watershed landscape.
College Exhibits Building Theater
Main and West 10th Street
Learn about what’s new in agriculture.
Leading extension specialists will present
insights on animal and poultry best practices,
genetically modified organisms, clean water,
renewable biomass energy opportunities, and
forest stewardship and legacy planning. All
to be featured with special presentations; see
schedule of events.
United Farm Family Learning Center
Main Street and East 9th Street below the
Pasto Museum
Explore new alternative energy opportunities
and get updates on Marcellus by Design,
landscape development planning. Penn State
Extension, government agencies, and invited
exhibitors will offer their expertise. On
Tuesday, stop by to find out more about the
Renewable Energy for America Program
(REAP) and various Solar powered resources.
On Wednesday watch the PA FFA and 4-H
Farm Safety and Health Quiz Bowls, fun
educational programs to motivate youth to
increase their awareness and knowledge of
agricultural safety and health.
Crops, Soils, Plants, and
Energy Conservation
Joseph D. Harrington Crops, Soils,
and Conservation Building
East 5th Street
Visit a variety of exhibits and demonstrations
on how best to manage our natural resources
and wildlife. Specialists from Penn State and
other organizations will answer your crop
production, weed identification, water quality,
and biofuel questions. See the state’s best
hay samples in the hay show and visit the
conservation and wildlife displays, the corn
maze, and a display of innovative equipment
for no-tillage production. Learn about the
new website for clients to receive assistance
from USDA’s Natural Resource Conservation
Service. Speak with the members of the
Student Entrepreneur Program, Team
Sorghum, and learn about the important
gluten-free cereal crop with a variety of uses
and rare compounds that have proved to
benefit both plant and human health.
The 4-H Youth Building
Conservation Exhibit Area
Kids’ Climb
Harrington Lane will host several new
demonstration plots:
Main Street, across from the Equine
Exhibits Building
Kids can safely climb 40-foot-tall trees with
ropes and a harness, just like real arborists!
Staffed by the Penn State Landscape
Contracting alumni and professional arborists.
Forage Brassica Pasture
Demonstration Plots
Learn about pasture establishment and
grazing of forage brassica pastures and
brassica mixtures, compare planting
methods, discuss seasonal forage mixtures,
and share grazing experiences and new
research. Attend talks each day at 10:00 a.m.
and 1:30 p.m.
Beneficial Insects at the
Pollinator Garden
Find out how to manage your farmland
for a wide variety of beneficial insects that
are the natural enemies of crop pests and
weeds. Learn how to attract and retain
helpful predators by providing some of the
key resources they require to survive on
your farm. Many of these practices benefit
pollinators and other wildlife. Attend talks at
each day at noon.
Soil Pit Demonstrations
Visit a variety of exhibits and
demonstrations to learn what healthy soil is,
why it’s important, and what you can do to
manage your soil’s health. Use the handson Web Soil Survey to see the difference
between tilled soils and no-till systems. See
how cover crops can improve your soil’s
health. Attend talks each day at 10:30 a.m.
and on Tuesday and Wednesday at 1:30p.m.
Family, Youth, and
Health Activities
The Family Building
Main Street & West 8th Street
Visit the Family Room and experience
interactive exhibits that focus on family
health, safety, and well-being. Come in and
play mini games, watch food demonstrations,
taste healthy food and drink, participate in a
scavenger hunt, and learn first aid and firearm
safety tips. Work through interactive stations
to learn about pests, pesticides, where they can
be found, and how to use them. All exhibits
are sponsored by University programs.Visitors
will have the opportunity to talk with experts,
gather information, and receive prizes.
Main Street and West 8th
Children can engage with our interactive
exhibits, learn about insects, play with bunnies,
and find out about the great opportunities 4-H
has to offer in science, engineering, technology,
citizenship, leadership, and healthy living. There
is also a fun photo booth, games, activities, and
prizes for all youth visitors who participate!
Shaver’s Creek Environmental
Center Tent
West 8th Street
Discussions and hands-on natural history
exhibits will give you a close look at native
Pennsylvania wildlife species. Presentations
feature live butterflies, turtles, snakes, and birds
of prey.
A-Maze-N Corn
Next to the Joseph D. Harrington Crops,
Soils, and Conservation Building, end of
East 5th Street
Spend a few minutes—or several hours—
wandering through the corn maze. This maze
is accessible to kids, wheelchairs, and baby
strollers.
Pedal Go Kart Derby
Main Street and West 8th Street
Bring your kids for some fun exercise as they
supply the power for these go-karts on a
serpentine track.
Exhibit of the Department of
Animal Science
Dairy and Livestock Tent #1 (D) on
W. 13th Street
Discover the teaching, research, and extension
presence behind the Department of Animal
Science’s work in livestock, poultry, meat
science, and dairy. Agricultural producers can
learn about upcoming extension activities to
include the Women Working in Ag Discussion
Groups and the new Farm Safety calendar
publications. Hands-on learning about parasites
and animal anatomy will be featured by the
Animal Diagnostic Lab staff.
Rural Health and Safety Tent
End of West 6th Street (next to the Farm
Safety Demonstration Area)
Free daily health screenings include vision tests,
blood pressure readings, stroke assessments,
dental hygiene information, and scheduled
personal protection equipment presentations.
Visit the tent for additional information
provided by local health service organizations.
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At the Show
(continued from page 21)
PAOneStop/AgMap
West 10th Street
Learn about online tools that help farmers
create detailed maps of their farming operation
and assist them in meeting regulatory
requirements for erosion, sediment plans, and
nutrient management. Try using AgMap, an
easy way to search for businesses, supplies,
services, and advice close to your home. Find
information on landscaping services, farmers’
markets, organic farming, pest management,
and fresh produce.
Yard and Garden Area
End of West 11th Street
Visit the Penn State Extension Master
Gardeners for advice on your plant and pest
problems and attend workshops on growing
and harvesting herbs. Get updates on the
health of pollinators, gain tips from a flower
arranging demonstration, and don’t forget
the potato tent, which will feature multiple
potato varieties growing in the soil as well
samples on display. See the observation hive
and learn latest on beehive equipment from
Penn State Extension, vendors, and the
Pennsylvania Beekeepers Association. To gain
a deeper understanding of the honey bee’s
daily activities, join the walking tour to the
demonstration area.
The Equine Experience
The Equine Demonstrations
The Equine Experience, presented by Penn
State’s Equine Science program, features
demonstrations, exhibits, workshops, and
seminars on equine-related topics.
New demonstrations for this year include
carriage racing, jousting, and miniature horses
at the Main Horse Arena. Workshops in the
Equine Exhibits Building (Main and West
13th Streets), include new information
on the equine influenza virus, corrective
shoeing options, animal-assisted therapy, and
service dogs.
Pasto Museum
Main Street
Witness the workings of the “Champion
Thresher” from the late 1800’s as it separates
grain from bundles of harvested wheat. This
activity will show how the wheat from the
field is turned into grain, and then into
flour for our food. Also don’t miss “The Axe
Whisperer” Jim Walizer as he shares his passion
for the history of timber, logging and forestry
in the Commonwealth. Help support the
museum by bidding on something special in
our Annual Silent Auction on Tuesday and
Wednesday, with more than 200 items available
for bid or cash-and-carry purchase. Bids open
on Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. and close promptly at
3:00 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Food Concessions
Around the show grounds various nonprofit agricultural associations, community
organizations, churches, and student groups create a wonderful assortment of food items for
your enjoyment. For your convenience, their planned menus are provided below:
Ag Student Council (Main and East 8th):
fried mushrooms
Chief Logan Lions Club
(Main and West 8th): French fries
Fairbrook United Methodist Church
(Main and East 7th):
Breakfast: sausage, home fries,
scrambled eggs, pancakes, toast
Lunch: ham sandwiches, burgers,
hot dogs, hot sausages, baked beans,
chicken corn soup, ice cream, apple
dumplings, and hot pretzels
Ferguson Township Lions Club
(Main and East 6th):
Breakfast: ham/egg/cheese sandwiches,
donuts
Lunch: hot dogs, bean soup, hot sausage
sandwiches
Harris Township Lions Club
(Demo Alley and West 6th): barbeque
chicken meals, roast beef sandwiches,
hot dogs, baked beans, cinnamon buns,
ice cream, and milkshakes
(Main St.): kettle fries
Hoag’s Catering (Main and West 1st):
hand-pulled pork barbeque meals,
hot dogs, cheesesteaks (beef), Italian
sausage sandwich, French fries, nachos,
and Penn State Berkey Creamery ice
cream
Pa. Beekeeping Association
(Main and East 1st): honey ice cream
and honey products
Pa. Cattleman’s Association
(Main and West 8th): prime rib
sandwiches, cheesesteaks, beef brisket,
hot dogs, salad with grilled steak, and
breakfast sandwiches
Pa. County Agents Association
(West 12th below equine area):
pulled pork sandwiches, meatball subs,
and snacks (chips, pretzels, candy, etc.)
Pa. Dairy Princess and Promotions
(Main and East 8th): grilled cheese
sandwiches and floats
Pa. FFA Foundation
(Main and East 8th): cheese and
pepperoni pizza, rib sandwiches,
sausage grillers, hot dogs, barbeque,
cheesesteak sandwich, beans,
applesauce, chips, breakfast sandwiches,
and hand squeezed lemonade
Pa. Jr. Guernsey Breeders
(Main and East 7th): milkshakes
Pa. Maple Producers
(Main and West 9th): maple cotton
candy, syrup, sugar candy, crumb sugar,
coated nuts, sundaes, milkshakes, and
maple lemonade
Pa. Vegetable Growers and Pa. Sheep
and Wool Growers
(Main and West 6th): American lamb
sandwiches/gyros, vegetable or lamb
stir-fry, corn on the cob, pita salad,
cantaloupe and watermelon, berry
pies, whoopie pies, strawberry slush,
and raspberry lemonade

2016 APD Program - College of Agricultural Sciences

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