Ag Progress Days - Pennsylvania Furnace, PA

Ag Progress Days

Ag Progress Days is an annual event held at the Pennsylvania State University's Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center in Pennsylvania Furnace, Pennsylvania. This event showcases the latest advancements in agricultural technology, equipment, and practices, and provides an opportunity for farmers, researchers, and industry professionals to network and learn from one another.

About Ag Progress Days

Ag Progress Days is organized by the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences and has been running for over 50 years. The event features exhibits from over 500 companies, showcasing their latest products and services in the agricultural industry. In addition to the exhibits, there are also educational seminars and demonstrations, which cover a wide range of topics, including crop and livestock production, soil and water management, and sustainable agriculture practices.

The event is held over a 3-day period, with admission free for attendees. Parking is also free and there is ample on-site parking available. The event is wheelchair accessible, with designated parking spaces and entrances.

What to Expect

At Ag Progress Days, visitors can expect to see the latest in agricultural technology, including precision agriculture tools, crop management software, and livestock management systems. There will also be a variety of agricultural equipment on display, from tractors and harvesters to irrigation systems and farm machinery. In addition to the exhibits, there are also interactive demonstrations and hands-on activities for visitors to participate in, including tractor rides and farm tours.

Visitors can also expect to learn about the latest research and developments in sustainable agriculture practices, including organic farming, conservation tillage, and cover cropping. There will also be experts available to answer questions and provide advice on a range of agricultural topics.

Why Attend

Ag Progress Days is an excellent opportunity for anyone involved in the agricultural industry to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements and innovations. Whether you're a farmer, researcher, or industry professional, you'll have the chance to network with colleagues, learn from experts, and discover new products and services that can help improve your business.

For visitors of all ages, Ag Progress Days offers a fun and educational experience that showcases the importance of agriculture in our everyday lives. With something for everyone, Ag Progress Days is an event not to be missed.

Location and Contact Information

Address: 2600-, 2754 PA-45, Pennsylvania Furnace, PA 16865

Phone: 48652081

Website: visitpennstate.org

Additional Information

Specialties: Event venue, Park

Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, On-site parking

Opinions: This company has 93 reviews on Google My Business.

Average opinion: 4.7/5.

👍 Reviews of Ag Progress Days

Francie C.

5/5

Moved to the area 5 years ago but 2024 was my first time I’d been able to attend. My husband works on a local dairy farm and his boss lets the guys attend for several hours. I got to tag along today and wow - truly an interesting experience! Definitely something for men, women, younger and older folks, farmer and non-farmer alike. Absolutely can be enjoyed by anyone. Worth the visit!

Aaron H.

5/5

A great place to find new products and equipment. I enjoy going here.

Tim L.

5/5

It's fun to look at the tractors and demonstration they offer. Good food. Lots of exhibits for soil and hay processing. If you're a farmer, you should be here.

Robert V.

5/5

Good times! Come every year. Lots of equipment to see.

Jered H.

5/5

An interesting and fun place to go if you are interested in farming.

Lynnette W.

5/5

My family and I had a very enjoyable time here at the 2024 Ag Progress Days. There is a lot to take in and enjoy.

Dale H.

5/5

Nice line up of vendor's, enjoyed hauling in and out of there

Charles S.

3/5

Not as many vendors as in previous years. Too many discourteous golf cart and UTV drivers. The number of those vehicles should be controlled. Parking assistance was exceptionally good.