By Blake Jackson
Penn State Extension is introducing a new educational program, CropEd: Continuing Education for Crop Professionals, designed to support crop consultants, producers, and pesticide applicators seeking to expand their knowledge and earn continuing education credits.
The webinar series will provide participants with timely updates on crop management challenges, emerging technologies, and the latest agronomic research that can enhance on-farm decision making.
The three-day program will run December 9-11, with sessions scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to noon each day. Penn State Extension Specialists will be joined by university experts from across the country to review outcomes from the 2025 growing season and discuss advancements expected in the upcoming year.
Attendees will have the opportunity to earn a range of professional credits, including 11.5 Certified Crop Advisor credits, 5 Pennsylvania Nutrient Management credits, 2 PA Core Pesticide credits, and 3 PA Category PC, 01, and 18 credits.
A full breakdown of available credits can be found in the program agenda. Credits will only be awarded to those who participate in the live presentations.
Registration must be completed by December 8 to receive the webinar access link. All registrants will also receive a recording of the sessions within ten business days, which will remain available for six months after the event.
Participants may register for single-day sessions at $40 per day or choose the full three-day package for $100.
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Categories: Pennsylvania, Crops, Education