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Lep Monitoring Network Update #18 – Fall Armyworm Monitoring
This is our 18 th week of the Lep (moth) monitoring program, and we are transitioning into ... in Ohio as it migrates as moths to Ohio between July – September and does not overwinter here. ... 2). For more biology and management information, click here: Fall Armyworm in Ohio Field Crops ...
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Ground Preparation for Winter Small Grain Forages
th in northern Ohio. Figure 1. Fly free date map for Ohio, originally from https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter ... Horticulture and Crop Science, The Ohio State University We’re still a few months away from planting winter ... Ohio are only recommended when utilizing small grains for fall pasture. Aim to plant wheat or barley ...
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Relentless Inundation
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-27/relentless-inundation
Climate Summary Recall August 2025 was the driest August on record for Ohio. The same cannot be ... Ohio. Although locally heavier amounts were possible, some locations received much more than expected. ... west central through central and southeast Ohio received 3-6 inches of rain. Particularly hard hit ...
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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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Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 10: Late-Season Insect Pests
At the Western location, early April-planted corn has reached R5, or the dent growth stage (Figure ... yield. Late April- and May-planted corn at this location has reached the R4, or dough, growth stage. The ... Episode 10, we hear from Dr. Kelley Tilmon, a field crop entomologist with Ohio State University. Kelley ...
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Rain in August Helps Make Grain – Until it Becomes Too Much
A large portion of Ohio received substantial rain and scattered storms over the last week, ... resulting in waterlogged or flooded conditions in fields (Figure 1). Corn and soybean fields are mostly in ... how long these fields stay flooded (or saturated). Corn yield losses from flooding during grain fill ...
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Summer Plantings for Alfalfa
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-25/summer-plantings-alfalfa
August is the optimal timing for late-summer alfalfa plantings in Ohio. The Ohio Agronomy Guide ... recommends planting dates between August 1 st and August 15 th for northern Ohio, and planting dates between ... August 1 st and August 30 th for southern Ohio. The differences in these planting timeframes are ...
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Corn Silage Pricing and Grain Yield Determination
the effort to plant, grow, harvest and feed corn silage. The Ohio State Extension 2026 Corn Budget ... Livestock, The Ohio State University Pricing Corn Silage Corn silage is the most economical forage ingredient ... used to find your farm corn silage cost. The 2025 Ohio State Extension Corn Silage Budget allows users ...
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Buckeyes for Environmentally Sustainable Turfgrass Management [BEST]
https://pso.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/buckeyes-environmentally-sustainable-turfgrass-management-best
online turfgrass management training and certificate program. Developed by industry experts and The Ohio ... may include pdfs or other online material. Modules include a quiz that can be taken multiple times until 80 ... The Ohio State University in partnership with the Ohio Turfgrass Foundation. Flexible Online Learning ...
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Lep Monitoring Network Update #14 – Western Bean Cutworm Numbers on the Rise
increase with an average of 6.0 (compared to 4.7 last week). Several counties in Northern Ohio are above ... our scouting threshold of an average of 7.0 moths per week. These include Fulton (12.0), Henry (8.0 ... WBC are expected to peak over the next few weeks. How to scout for WBC egg masses Corn that is in the ...