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  1. Getting Your Corn Crop Off to a Good Start in 2015

    Perform secondary tillage operations only when necessary to prepare an adequate seedbed. Shallow ...

  2. Shearer Meeting w/office staff

    Room 100 (Wooster) Repeats every month on January, February, March, April, May, June, December on the third Wednesday until Wed Jun 20 2018. Wednesday, November 15, 2017- 2:00pm to 3:30pm Wednesday, December 20, 2017- 2:00pm to 3:30pm Wednesday, January 1 ...

  3. Smart Stuff with Twig Walkingstick: Grazing cattle (for the week of Aug. 19, 2001)

    in the hard-copy version. "Bob the Bug," Twig's pal, is a bald-headed bug of an ...

  4. More Than 10,000 Ohio Farmers Have Received Water Quality Training

    averaging about two training sessions per county,” said Harold Watters, an OSU Extension field specialist ...

  5. For Grape Growers: Ohio State Hosts Conference Nov. 6 in Wooster

    management. —Stan Howell, emeritus professor of viticulture at Michigan State University and an expert ...

  6. When You Must Apply Manure in Winter, Take Precautions

    management; and planters and precision agriculture. The conference broke an attendance record in 2010 with 966 ...

  7. Chow Line: Control blood sugar, 10,000 steps at a time (for 2/6/11)

    and help prevent the onset of diabetes. But you’re right, regular moderate exercise itself is an ...

  8. Chow Line: Cut back on these foods for your health (for 2/20/11)

    sugars, which contribute an average of 16 percent of total calories in the American diet. Cut back by ...

  9. Planting Delays? Read Special Edition of CORN Newsletter Now

    short order." The special edition starts with an extensive article, "Crop Insurance Preventive ...

  10. Heavy Rainfall Causes Forage, Pasture Challenges

    nutritional quality in forage is still within an acceptable range for most livestock. "But if ...

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