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May 2026 Department Highlights
https://fst.osu.edu/may-2026-department-highlights
rankings will be announced during the IFT First Annual Meeting in Chicago. Team members are Kaden Havener, ... 8 master’s student, and 4 PhD’s who graduated during spring semester. We also published a special edition ... graduation newsletter that gave the graduates a chance to share some of their favorite memories as well as ...
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Summer Nitrogen Applications for Forage Grasses
Returns improve when (a) N is split into ~3 applications, (b) each application is below 80 lbs/ acre, and ... (c) applications are made shortly before rainfall. Rates should also be decreased for fields with ... early-season N application, timely application of N after the first cutting is increasingly important. Urea, ...
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4-H Newsletter- June 2026 & Important Fair Notes
https://putnam.osu.edu/news/4-h-newsletter-december-2021
Click here to view the June 2026 Newsletter. Click here to view the Important Fair Notes ...
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Weed management in delayed planting and replant situations
enough to adequately kill weeds or is used after a burndown application. The benefit of later planting is ... adjuvants help in these situations where weeds are large and tougher to kill. Adding a soil-applied residual ... before planting. For corn, be sure to check labels for plant back restrictions if using group ...
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Fungicide Applications on Corn Silage Corn
rot/DON. When fungal disease is present in silage corn at tassel, a fungicide application at VT-R1 to ... graminearum are two of the primary mycotoxins in Ohio corn. Fusarium graminearum causes both Gibberella stalk ... for applications that require high-clearance sprayers or aerial applications.  We have observed better ...
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Statewide Alfalfa Weevil Scouting Week 4
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-13/statewide-alfalfa-weevil-scouting-week-4
Alfalfa weevil pressure appears to be winding down for the season. Many of the fields that county ... what we are seeing, so it is important to scout and use the recommendations in Table 2 to gauge control ... we get closer to harvest, be sure to account for harvest restrictions that are attached to an ...
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Six Years of Growth: A Look Back at Friends of Secrest
a very popular result. Over the years we expanded our use of the logo on branded merchandise: first ... we are and what we do (along with some great photos provided by Secrest Staff). Final Thoughts None ... to believe it has been that long! Almost all my previous newsletter articles have been foreword ...
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Lep Monitoring Network Update #5 – Black Cutworm and True Armyworm Numbers Remain High
western bean cutworm (WBC) and corn earworm (CEW). In this newsletter article we are reporting findings ... We are now in our fifth week of monitoring for black cutworm (BCW) and true armyworm (AMW). After ... week). Another week of decrease in numbers means we are likely past our peak BCW flight in some counties ...
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Homemade Popsicles Are Easy and Fun
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/homemade-popsicles-are-easy-and-fun
Schools are out and summer break is underway. Kids are ready to enjoy all that summer has to ... offer. As the temperature warms up everyone is looking for ways to cool down and what  better way to do ... section at the grocery store. This sweet and refreshing treat reminded me of my childhood and all the ...
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Between Potting and Planting: A Season of Care
Typically, such plants are hard to find in the trade. Finally, as summer draws to a close we slow down ... transplanting are done. Now we wait for the plants to grow. As every gardener knows, waiting for plants to ... spend time watering, fertilizing, pruning and staking. Plants are weeded and spaced, so they develop an ...