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Ag Progress Days attendees will have an opportunity to see the diversity of hay grown in Pennsylvania first hand.

Penn State Ag Progress Days to Feature Hay Competition and Conservation Education

Thursday, July 20, 2017

Penn State has announced that it will host a hay competition and provide conservation education to attendees as part of its Ag Progress Days agenda.

Penn State Ag Progress Days to Feature Hay Competition and Conservation Education
Penn State has announced that it will host a hay competition and provide conservation education to attendees as part of its Ag Progress Days agenda.
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