The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture is taking proposals for up to $2 million in funding for projects to increase sales, quality and production of Pennsylvania wine, beer and cider. 

Harrisburg University’s incoming Center for Advanced Agriculture and Sustainability, slated to break ground later this year, received a $1 million donation from The Giant Co. 

Mechanicsburg-based independent grocery chain, Karns Foods, plans to separate itself from the national beef supply chain by sourcing, owning, managing and processing its own private beef herd. 

Farms in the Lehigh Valley and the Central Pa. region are among those in 18 counties preserved by the state from future development today, investing more than $7.2 million in state, county and township dollars. 

Legislation to make the PA Preferred Organic Program a trademark in Pennsylvania has been introduced by state Reps. Maureen Madden, D-Monroe, and Eddie Day Pashinski, D-Luzerne. 

Augmented technology was introduced to state farmers at the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau's annual meeting in Hershey yesterday.

The Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg is hiring 150 new employees ahead of its peak event season. 

Pennsylvania farmers can now apply for permits to grow or process hemp for the 2022 season. 

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture’s Spotted Lanternfly Compliance and Enforcement Team will be conducting spotted lanternfly permit and inspection record checks for businesses in Cumberland and York counties beginning Oct. 25.

Governor Tom Wolf today announced grants totaling more than $2 million to seven Pennsylvania organizations for research on issues critical to sustaining and growing the state’s agriculture industry.

The Bitlers, like a lot of dairy farmers across the state, are using technology to help run the farm and remain competitive in an industry that has faced a lot of struggles.

The Pennsylvania Farm Show will go live in 2022. 

Lancaster Local Provisions (LLP) in Lititz began offering weekly home produce delivery last summer, but noticed interest in memberships waning in the winter months. Expanding into the B-to-B market during the holidays has provided the business with the sustainability it needs.

In anticipation of its president and CEO’s future retirement, agricultural retailer The Wenger Group announced a series of changes to its management structure.

[portfolio_slideshow id=443787] A new agritourism passport program launched by Destination Gettysburg looks to spotlight farms and markets in Adams County and Gettysburg. The Adams County Crop Hop, a digital passport featuring more than 20 local businesses, was created to promote the county’s robust agriculture scene and experiences, said Karl Pietrzak, president of Destination Gettysburg. The ...