The 46th annual Ag Progress Days Exposition

The three-day event is hosted by Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences

August 9, 2022

By Patrick Mansell

modern farm equipment demo at Ag Progress — Ag Progress Days, in it's 46th year, offers a look at the latest advancements in agriculture and farm equipment. The three-day event, hosted by Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, runs Aug. 9 to 11 at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Madison Jurcik with quarter horses — Penn State student Madison Jurcik guides some of the horses from the universities Equine Facility out for a 'Training Young Horses' demonstration during day-one of Ag Progress Days 2022. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Pennsylvania made Maple Syrup — A variety of Pennsylvania made products are on display throughout the grounds of Ag Progress Days 2022. Ag Progress Days, hosted by Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, runs Aug. 9 to 11 at Penn State's Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center in Rock Springs. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Emily Struckhoff at Ag Extension display area — Emily Struckhoff provides information to guests visiting Ag Progress Days 2022 about the best ways to remove attached ticks and tick repellent safety. Struckhoff's Ag Extension booth is one of many at the Penn State Extension area of the College Exhibits Building. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

sunflower field at Ag Progress — As guests make their way into Ag Progress Days 2022 they are greeted by a large display of sunflowers near the yard and garden area. The annual event is hosted by Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences and showcases current research, and the new innovations in agricultural equipment and technology. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Hay display at Ag Progress Days — Guests take a look at hay sample displays at the Joseph P. Harrington Building during Ag Progress Days 2022. Specialists from Penn State and other organizations will answer crop production, weed identification, and biofuel questions inside the Harrington Building throughout the three-day event. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

preparing meat for ribeye sandwiches at Ag Progress — Ribeye sandwiches, prepared by the Pennsylvania Cattlemen Association, are one of many popular food concessions run by groups and organization providing snacks and meals featuring food and crops from around Pennsylvania to guests at Ag Progress Days 2022. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Spring Mount Percheron Draft horses — The Spring Mount Percheron Draft Horses are always a crowd favorite at Ag Progress Days. Penn State’s Ag Progress Days, held annually in August, is Pennsylvania’s largest outdoor agricultural exposition. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

modern farm equipment demo at Ag Progress — Ag Progress Days, in it's 46th year, offers a look at the latest advancements in agriculture and farm equipment. The three-day event, hosted by Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, runs Aug. 9 to 11 at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Madison Jurcik with quarter horses — Penn State student Madison Jurcik guides some of the horses from the universities Equine Facility out for a 'Training Young Horses' demonstration during day-one of Ag Progress Days 2022. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Pennsylvania made Maple Syrup — A variety of Pennsylvania made products are on display throughout the grounds of Ag Progress Days 2022. Ag Progress Days, hosted by Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, runs Aug. 9 to 11 at Penn State's Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center in Rock Springs. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Emily Struckhoff at Ag Extension display area — Emily Struckhoff provides information to guests visiting Ag Progress Days 2022 about the best ways to remove attached ticks and tick repellent safety. Struckhoff's Ag Extension booth is one of many at the Penn State Extension area of the College Exhibits Building. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

sunflower field at Ag Progress — As guests make their way into Ag Progress Days 2022 they are greeted by a large display of sunflowers near the yard and garden area. The annual event is hosted by Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences and showcases current research, and the new innovations in agricultural equipment and technology. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Hay display at Ag Progress Days — Guests take a look at hay sample displays at the Joseph P. Harrington Building during Ag Progress Days 2022. Specialists from Penn State and other organizations will answer crop production, weed identification, and biofuel questions inside the Harrington Building throughout the three-day event. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

preparing meat for ribeye sandwiches at Ag Progress — Ribeye sandwiches, prepared by the Pennsylvania Cattlemen Association, are one of many popular food concessions run by groups and organization providing snacks and meals featuring food and crops from around Pennsylvania to guests at Ag Progress Days 2022. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Spring Mount Percheron Draft horses — The Spring Mount Percheron Draft Horses are always a crowd favorite at Ag Progress Days. Penn State’s Ag Progress Days, held annually in August, is Pennsylvania’s largest outdoor agricultural exposition. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

Last Updated August 9, 2022

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