Amy Duke is a journalist specializing in local news and agriculture. She writes for Penn State University, covering a wide range of topics related to agriculture, animal science, and environmental research. With a focus on Pennsylvania and the State College area, Amy provides in-depth coverage of the latest developments in agricultural research and education.
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Amy Duke's articles predominantly revolve around agriculture and farming, with a specific focus on the local Pennsylvania area. Her coverage heavily features expert commentary and announcements within the agricultural industry.
When reaching out to Amy, consider offering experts from the agricultural field who can provide insightful commentary or analysis related to higher education programs, research initiatives, USDA grants, awards in the agriculture sector or fellowship programs. Additionally, sources with expertise in plant pathology, soil health studies in organic operations or tropical ecosystems research may be of interest to her based on her previous coverage.
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By: Krista Weidner
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Xialing Zhao , a doctoral candidate in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences , participated in the college's first-of-its-kind summer fellowship pairing Penn State graduate students with industry mentors to help students navigate the transition from academia to careers in industry.
By: Amy Duke
Aubrey Vena-Erisman, a 2018 alumna of Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences, recently returned to Pennsylvania to open a large animal veterinary clinic in her hometown of Johnstown.
By: Amy Duke
Authored by researchers and extension educators in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences, the "Spotted Lanternfly Management Guide" features comprehensive information, illustrations, charts and photos on the pest’s biology, behavior, plant damage and management, as well as a brief overview of ongoing research.
By: Amy Duke
The U.S. Department of State has commended the Ag Sciences Global office in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences for its exceptional commitment to organizing the 2024 Gilman Global Food Security Seminar Series.
By: Amy Duke
U.S. Department of State initiated the 2024 Gilman Global Food Security Seminars
By: Amy Duke
Cutting-edge technologies for agriculture and living systems will take center stage in the College of Agricultural Sciences Exhibits Building at Penn State’s Ag Progress Days, Aug. 13-15 at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center at Rock Springs in Centre County.
Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences, through its departments of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences and Animal Science, collaborated with VCA Metzger Animal Hospital and Mars Inc. to establish the Penn State-Mars preveterinary student internship.
August 1, 2024 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Leaders from Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences and Phospholutions Inc . have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance their collaboration in research and education.
August 23, 2024 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Lisa Holden, associate professor of dairy science, has been appointed interim head of the Department of Animal Science in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
By: Kelly Jedrzejewski
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Several faculty members and graduate students associated with Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences recently received awards at the 70th annual North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture Conference (NACTA) in Wooster, Ohio.
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