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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: Amy Duke
Hosted by Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences , the conference brought together stakeholders from across the Chesapeake Bay watershed to explore solutions that support both productive agriculture and the water quality goals of the nation's largest estuary.
As director of agricultural operations for Country View Family Farms (CVFF) in Middletown, William Fink navigates a complex set of daily challenges, including weather variability, tight margins, labor shortages and countless other moving parts.
By: Amy Duke
By Amy Duke UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Long before she led reforestation efforts in her native Lebanon, Maya Nehme was a graduate student in
By: Amy Duke
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A white-tailed deer at Penn State's Deer Research Center, a unit under the College of Agricultural Sciences, has tested positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD), prompting a coordinated response with state and federal animal health authorities.
By: Kelly Jedrzejewski
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State students had the opportunity to showcase their entrepreneurial aspirations at the 2026 Ag Springboard student business pitch contest, which took place last month in State College.
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By Amy Duke UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Jim Brown has been one of the most recognizable faces behind the tradition, growth and popularity of the
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Penn State is celebrating a historic milestone as the University prepares to award its one millionth degree in August with a contest in partnership with the Berkey Creamery.
The Penn State Berkey Creamery will transition to cashless transactions, aligning with other venues across the University Park campus, beginning Aug. 1.
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By Amy Duke UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State scientists Michela Centinari and Adrian Barragan have been named Land-Grant Research Impact Fellows in the College of Agricultural Sciences
By: Amy Duke
Government officials will discuss agricultural innovation and other key issues affecting agriculture during events at Penn State’s Ag Progress Days, Aug. 11-13, at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center at Rock Springs.
