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Events

  1. Feb 12, 2026 (All day)

    Are you interested in learning innovative ways to improve soil health and farm profits? Yes! Make sure to register for the 2026 Soil Health Webinar series, held Thursdays each month from January through April. In this series, extension educators, industry personnel, and academic experts will discuss science-backed practical strategies to boost crop yields, farm profitability, and environment quality. This year, we are featuring a wide variety of soil health topics relevant to row crop producers and small-scale backyard gardeners.

  2. promotional image for Corn College & Soybean School

    Feb 23, 2026, 9:00am - 4:00pm

    Join us on February 23rd for the 6th annual virtual Corn College & Soybean School presented by the Ohio State University Extension Agronomic Crops Team. The program will run from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and feature OSU Extension field and state specialists with updates and topics relevant for the 2026 growing season. Certified Crop Adviser CEUs will be available upon viewing the live presentations.

  3. Mar 19, 2026 (All day)

    Are you interested in learning innovative ways to improve soil health and farm profits? Yes! Make sure to register for the 2026 Soil Health Webinar series, held Thursdays each month from January through April. In this series, extension educators, industry personnel, and academic experts will discuss science-backed practical strategies to boost crop yields, farm profitability, and environment quality. This year, we are featuring a wide variety of soil health topics relevant to row crop producers and small-scale backyard gardeners.

  4. Apr 9, 2026 (All day)

    Are you interested in learning innovative ways to improve soil health and farm profits? Yes! Make sure to register for the 2026 Soil Health Webinar series, held Thursdays each month from January through April. In this series, extension educators, industry personnel, and academic experts will discuss science-backed practical strategies to boost crop yields, farm profitability, and environment quality. This year, we are featuring a wide variety of soil health topics relevant to row crop producers and small-scale backyard gardeners.