PSU CTR AG CONS ASSTC/TRNG  

University Park,  PA 
United States
http://extension.psu.edu/CACAT
  • Booth: J210

Come find out what the new Center has to offer!

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The Center for Ag Conservation Assistance Training (CACAT) supports conservation professionals who help farmers seeking to address natural resource concerns such as water quality and soil loss while promoting productive farming. CACAT delivers training and technical assistance so that conservation professionals can provide the best possible service to Pennsylvania's farming community. CACAT is housed at Penn State Extension and funded by the PA State Conservation Commission (SCC) as part of the state's Ag Conservation Assistance Program (ACAP). Visit our booth to learn about ACAP for your farm, and other SCC funding programs. CONSERVATION PROFESSIONALS AND STUDENTS: Pick up your Passport to Ag Conservation at our booth, visit 8 of 12 highlighted stops at APD, and return your completed passport for a prize!

Brands: Ag Conservation Education and Technical Assistance

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