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Clover Connections- September 4-H Newsletter
https://allen.osu.edu/news/clover-connections-september-4-h-newsletter
Club Audit reminder Jr Fairboard and Camp Counselor application links Plus lots more! CLICK HERE TO ... Included in this month's newsletter is: Friend of 4-H nomination Outstanding 4-H nominations ... VIEW THE NEWSLETTER ...
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Still Be Mindful About Fall Armyworm, Especially in Forages and Turf
We are continuing to see high fall armyworm moth catches in some of our Ohio traps [see the ... grown” – meaning they are not individuals that got blown up from the Southern US [the way we get them in ... hold. Those eggs will hatch into caterpillars which do the feeding damage. Corn and soybean are likely ...
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Agronomy & Farm Management Podcast Episode 144 – Dealing with DON
https://agcrops.osu.edu/videos/agronomy-farm-management-podcast-episode-144-%E2%80%93-dealing-don
We end with some quick reminders about DON management and to check the C.O.R.N. Newsletter ... (https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/co...) for updates and research on corn fungicide and disease. Home Corn ... pollination. To give farmers a better perspective of what happens behind the scenes at a grain elevator, we ...
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Ohio Doing Battle With the Armyworm- Here's What We Know
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/ohio-doing-battle-armyworm-heres-what-we-know
C.O.R.N. (Crop Observation and Recommendation Network) newsletter, Kelley Tilmon, Amy Raudenbush, Andy ... these crops are not produced in Ohio, but several of them are. As a result, we encourage farmers to be ... survivors are abundant, an insecticide application may be warranted to protect nearby fields. Armyworms get ...
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In Stressful Times, Who Do You Turn To?
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2024-31/stressful-times-who-do-you-turn
certain: farmers are the heartbeat of our communities. As you read this week's CORN newsletter, I ask ... point you in the right direction for support. This week’s CORN newsletter is full of valuable ... Extension are here for you. Even if you’ve never visited our office, our services are free, and we genuinely ...
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Drought, an early harvest, and fall herbicide applications
application. The dry pattern may reduce winter annual weed emergence some, especially if there are no ... considerable precipitation events between now and the first frost. Whether or not a fall application will be ... corn or soybeans. Some other effective fall application programs include: Corn or soybeans next spring ...
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Drought Plans
https://guernsey.osu.edu/news/drought-plans
below we will discuss some of the concerns producers can face during drought. First report losses to: ... corn silage are more likely to consume a deadly portion. The older and more stressed mature animals ... alternative if soil conditions are favorable. Summer forages can be significantly different in terms of ...
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Response of Soils and Crops to Gypsum Application in Ohio
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/anr-0153
atmospheric S inputs. But does the S in gypsum application result in yield increases in Ohio? The results are ... 25 experiment sites over two years (2017–2018). The response of grain corn, silage corn, forage, and ... and every four years (2 ton/ac). The response of gypsum application was tested on continuous corn over ...
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September-November
https://secrest.osu.edu/newsletter/all-things-secrest-0/fall-2024/coming-events/september-november
present newsletters. https://www.friendsofsecrest.com Find links to Friends of Secrest Arboretum ... Find links to events, plant collections at the Arboretum, Master Gardener Volunteers, and past and ... home and professional gardeners. Subscribe to Newsletter Newsletter Staff: Janet Broda, Sue Cook, Karen ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 2, Episode 24 – Drought Resources
date of soybeans reached R6, while the remaining planting dates are at R5. In the corn the first two ... this episode, we are with Chris Zoller, interim Assistant Director of Agricultural and Natural ... website go.osu.edu/farmstress. There are resources in every county of Ohio; we encourage you to talk with ...