University Park, United States (Local)
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Alexandra McLaughlin's coverage focuses on local agricultural and educational topics, often featuring press releases and event coverage. Given her focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local agriculture initiatives, educational programs, or events within Pennsylvania or State College.
Pitches should align with the themes covered such as Agriculture & Farming and Education. For example, topics related to financial wellness for farmers, pesticide applicator training programs, mental health support for those in the agricultural industry could be of interest.
Given that a significant portion of her articles are based on press releases and government announcements, sources with direct involvement in these areas may have increased chances of being featured.
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By: Alexandra McLaughlin
The Penn State Agricultural Safety and Health Program in the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering — which also is affiliated with Penn State Extension — releases the “Pennsylvania Farm Fatal Injury Summary” annually. Researchers and extension educators use these data to identify hazards and risks associated with agricultural production and to inform the development of trainings and resources.
By: Alexandra McLaughlin
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Visitors to Penn State's Ag Progress Days, Aug. 12-14, can learn about agricultural safety topics during a full schedule of demonstrations and hands-on educational programming at the Farm Safety Demonstration Area and the Rural Health and Safety Tent.
By: Alexandra McLaughlin
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — From identifying pests to improving plant health, Penn State Extension Master Gardeners will provide research-based gardening advice in the Yard and Garden Area during Ag Progress Days, Aug. 12-14.
By: Alexandra McLaughlin
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A team from Penn State Extension 's Center for Agricultural Conservation Assistance Training received national recognition for two communications pieces at the 2025 Annual Meeting and Professional Improvement Conference of the National Association of County Agricultural Agents, held recently in Billings, Montana.
By: Alexandra McLaughlin
December 9, 2025 By Alexandra McLaughlin UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Spin a prize wheel. Plant a seed in a newspaper pot.
The Center for Plant Excellence, a new initiative supporting Pennsylvania’s plant industries, announced recipients of its 2025-26 grants, awarding $125,000 across seven projects.
By Alexandra McLaughlin UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — As questions about water quality grow more complex across Pennsylvania, Penn State is working to strengthen how research connects with communities.
By: Alexandra McLaughlin
By Alexandra McLaughlin UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State Extension 's Master Watershed Steward Program received the 2026 Special Recognition Award from the Water Resources Association of the Delaware River Basin.
By: Alexandra McLaughlin
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — More than 1,300 large trees were planted across Pennsylvania this spring through a program helping communities overcome the cost and complexity of expanding local tree canopy. Supported by Penn State Extension and the nonprofit TreePennsylvania, the effort helps municipalities plant dozens of trees at a time with volunteer support and reduced expense.
By: Alexandra McLaughlin
By Alexandra McLaughlin UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Center for Plant Excellence , an initiative supporting Pennsylvania's plant industries, announced
