Registration Open For 5-Part Ag Water Webinar Series Starting March 2; Penn State Extension Watershed News

The Penn State Extension will host a 5-part Ag Water Webinar Series will be held on Mondays at noon from March 2 through March 30

The series will discuss topics such as farm pond management, using biochar as a soil amendment, Pennsylvania's water laws, flood-resilient agriculture, and spring developments.

Water is an integral component of Pennsylvania agriculture; however, it can also present many challenges on farms. 

The webinars will be held-- 

-- March 2: What's in Your Farm Pond?

-- March 9: Biochar's Impact on Soil Water Infiltration

-- March 16: Water Law Basics for Farmers

-- March 23: Flood-Resilient Agriculture

-- March 30: Developing a Spring for Ag Water Use

Penn State Extension offers these events at no charge for general admission; continuing education credits are available for participants of select webinars for a fee of $10.

Click Here to register and for more information.

Visit the Penn State Extension website to learn more about many other educational opportunities.

Other Extension Education Programs

-- Penn State Extension Feb. 24 Webinar - Growing With Master Gardeners Program, Noon

-- Registration Open For 5-Part Ag Water Webinar Series Starting March 2; Penn State Extension Watershed News  [PaEN]

-- Penn State Extension Hosts March 18 In-Person Seeds To Saplings Saving Streams Workshop In York County  [PaEN] 

-- Penn State Extension Hosts April 7 Webinar On Grazing Sheep At Solar Energy Facilities  [PaEN]

-- Penn State Extension Hosts Mid-Atlantic Agroforestry Conference June 4-5 In Huntingdon County  [PaEN]

-- Penn State Extension Ag Conservation News: Multifunction Riparian Buffers; Grazing Management; Online Learning

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-- Extension Private Water Supply Education And Water Testing In 2025

-- Introduction To Livestock Watering Facilities

-- PA Invasive Replace-ive Program To Encourage Replacing Invasive Species With Native Plants To Continue, Expand In 2026  

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(Photo: Cover crops in winter.)

(Reprinted from the Penn State Extension Watershed Winds newsletter.  Click Here to sign up for your own copy (bottom of page).)

[Posted: February 20, 2026]  PA Environment Digest