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AGNR Newsletter Sign Up
https://holmes.osu.edu/program-areas/agriculture-and-natural-resources/agnr-newsletter-sign
  Coming soon! Holmes County ag and natural resources newsletter.  If you are interested in ... signing up for Ag and Natural Resources newsletter, please click on this link.  The first edition is ...
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July/August Newsletter
https://allen.osu.edu/news/julyaugust-newsletter
answer is probably answered in this edition of the newsletter. Don't be left out. Click the Button ... Check out the latest information in the July/August Newsletter Special Interest Judging Info, 2025 ... below. July/August Newsletter ...
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Summer Crop Insects – What to Watch For
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-22/summer-crop-insects-%E2%80%93-what-watch
corn, reported in the CORN newsletter each week Stink bugs in soybean make their first appearances as ... and provide more in-depth updates as needed. July Soybean defoliators of various types (caterpillars, ... Japanese beetles, etc.) often make their first appearances in July. Thresholds for defoliation in soybean ...
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Corn Leaf Aphid: You Can Probably Leaf Them Alone
We’ve had a couple of recent reports of corn leaf aphids in field corn. Typically when there are ... aphids in corn in Ohio, it is actually a mixture of species, likely to include bird-cherry oat aphids ... re-assess.   For information on biology, scouting, and labeled products on corn, soybean, forages, and small ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 10: Late-Season Insect Pests
discusses the late-season insect pests to watch for in corn and soybeans, including key scouting ... corn have passed, but a few late-season pests may still warrant attention. In soybean, the primary ...   GDDs (Cumulative)   Corn Growth  Stage  Soybean Growth Stage   Western,   Clark County   4 Min: 71°F  ...
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August 2026 Let's Preserve Newsletter is Ready to Read Now!
https://hardin.osu.edu/news/august-2026-lets-preserve-newsletter-ready-read-now
Penn State University Extension has published their August 2026 Let's Preserve newsletter ... This newsletter also includes links to webinars and fact sheets for preserving a variety of foods, ...
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Rain in August Helps Make Grain – Until it Becomes Too Much
resulting in waterlogged or flooded conditions in fields (Figure 1). Corn and soybean fields are mostly in ... the grain-filling stages, and the yield impacts of flooding will likely differ for each crop. Soybeans ... loss (25% to 85%). Additionally, there is a wide range in varietal tolerance to flooding for soybeans ...
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Relentless Inundation
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-27/relentless-inundation
well. Agriclutural impacts include flooded corn, soybean, and hay fields with varying degrees of damage, ... drier pattern and comfortable temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s. A weak system could bring ... activity is not expected. High temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s are forecast all week. The National ...
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Healthy Cooking for Busy Families
https://fairfield.osu.edu/events/healthy-cooking-busy-families
Don't let the 6:00 dinner panic get you down! Join Shannon Carter from Ohio State University ...
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Farm Science Review Agronomy College
https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/farm-science-review-agronomy-college-2
sessions topics agrivoltaic production, soybean disease management update, nitrogen management strategies ... in corn, Battle for the Belt 2.0 – replant decisions, spray nozzle efficiencies, and weed resistance ...