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Elizabeth Fisher
https://farmoffice.osu.edu/people/elizabeth-fisher
in sorting cattle when needed. Credentials IFTN Certified Farm Succession Coordinator Ohio Bar 2024 ... as do the situations of the family members involved. Ultimately, my role in a family's farm ... up on a beef cattle operation in Jackson County and was actively involved in Pike County 4-H through ...
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Dodder Control in Clover and Alfalfa
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-26/dodder-control-clover-and-alfalfa
producer. A single plant can produce more than 116,000 seeds, many of which remain viable in the soil for up ... to 20 years because of their hard seed coat. In addition to reproduction by seed, some dodder species ... causing unacceptable damage to the host crop. Although there are currently no confirmed reports of ...
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Lep Monitoring Network Update #12 – Corn earworm and Western Bean Cutworm
read below. Corn Earworm This week we monitored corn earworm in 15 counties, with a total of 29 ... average of 7.0 (Figure 1). Corn Earworm Moth Map Week 5 June 29 th to July 5 th, 2026 Western Bean ... highest CEW average in OH with an average of 5.5. All counties are under the monitoring threshold of an ...
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Managing Energy Partitioning in Lactating Dairy Cattle
physiological state of the cows as they progress through lactation.” In early lactation, cows direct more energy ... to milk, while in later lactation energy shifts toward body weight gain (Figure 1). Therefore, ... depend on the stage of the cow’s lactation. Created in Biorender.com Energy partitioning is an important ...
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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 ... in field corn unless numbers are extreme indeed. This crop has a relatively low value of per acre ...
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Declutter Distribute & Destress
https://mahoning.osu.edu/events/declutter-distribute-destress-2
Declutter Distribute & Destress Are you facing the challenge of sorting through a lifetime of ... memories. November 3, 10, & 17 10 AM-12 PM OSU Extension Mahoning County 490 S. Broad Street ...
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Preparing for Harvest: Do You Need Silage Inoculants?
4 phases of this process by aiding in acid production and pH decline. Figure 1. Process of silage ... it be corn, alfalfa, or some other crop, is a staple in dairy cattle rations. Silage can be fed to ... Silage Fermentation Silage fermentation proceeds in stages (Figure 1). First, a silage is aerobic, ...
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Fall Financial Webinar Series Focuses on Wellness and Its Impact on Health
https://fcs.osu.edu/news/fall-financial-webinar-series-focuses-wellness-and-its-impact-health
return of familiar routines. Along with the structure that comes with school and work schedules, fall can ... One important aspect of wellness that is often overlooked, however, is financial well-being. To ... support individuals and families in building stronger financial habits, Ohio State University ...
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Faces of Ohio—Robin Cook
https://ohio4h.org/august-2026/faces-ohio%E2%80%94robin-cook
carried with her is the 4-H motto: “To make the best better.” It instilled in her a mindset of continuous ... at Central Soya (now part of Bunge). Today, Robin owns her own sewing business specializing in home ... it does pay off in the end. The journey of completing projects and trying new things matters more ...
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Sooty Blotch and Fly Speck of Apple
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/plpath-fru-41
infections can occur as early as two to three weeks after petal drop in wet years, but signs of the pathogen ... (Figure 1). Colonies may remain small or merge until large areas of the fruit surface are covered. The ... black bodies that appear as clusters of shiny, black, sharply defined dots (Figure 1). Clusters commonly ...