The future of agriculture at Penn State’s student farm

Students holding cardboard fruits and vegetables, including a sign that says "student farm."

The future of agriculture is taking root at the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm at Penn State. The farm is an immersive learning experience, complete with high tunnels, rotating fields to provide for the campus and even Italian walk-behind tractors. Students engage in hands-on learning about sustainability, pest management, hydroponics and more. Find out more about the roots and future of the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm from the students and staff who keep it growing.

 

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