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1. 2026-2027 Horticulture Lunch and Learn Webinar Series

   Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Educator for The Ohio State University Extension in Montgomery ... natural resources, The Ohio State University Bio Marne Titchenell received her bachelor of science in ... wildlife management and forestry from The Ohio State University in 2004. She continued her study of forest ...

2. Research Report: Effects of Replacing Forage NDF with Non-Forage NDF on In Vitro VFA Profiles

   Additional investigation of the in vitro methane production would be useful to understand why some feeds ... feeding increasing levels of wet corn gluten feed on production and ruminal fermentation in lactating ... replaced a portion of the forage NDF with non-forage NDF. The ingredients used are listed in Table 1. The ...

3. High Nitrate Levels In Feed Can Be Toxic To Livestock

   to mature, even for silage harvest, we do need to consider how this can impact the quality of the ... nitrates could be an issue in some harvested forages.  Elevated plant nitrate levels are the result of the ... metabolize some of the nitrates.  Since we rely on the conversion of nitrates in the plant during growth, ...

4. The Extension Learning Center Multi-Generational Garden

   seating, shelter, and a variety of planting methods that make it easy for everyone to get involved. The ... page. The garden is also open for community use. Individuals or groups interested in participating in ... a collaborative effort between Ohio State University Extension professionals, the Scioto County Commissioners, and ...

5. Dr. Jessica Cooperstone

   Technology at The Ohio State University, and is the Faculty Lead for Food and Crop Improvement in the Foods ... Dr. Jessica Cooperstone is an Associate Professor in the departments of Horticulture and Crop Science and Food Science and ... for Health Initiative. She and her team are interested in understanding the chemical basis for the ...

6. End-of-Season Corn Yield Forecasts for Ohio- 2026

   the best recent yielding years for Ohio. The final 2026 end-of-season corn yield potential and crop ... Ohio's corn acreage was at the dented stage (R5), ~50% of corn was mature (R6), and <5% was harvested. ... of 2026 end-of-season corn yield potential and crop stage on September 22, Ohio. Location and site ...

7. Evaluating your Corn for Ear Rots this Fall

   most common. DIPLODIA EAR ROT: This is one of the most common ear diseases of corn in Ohio. The most ... reach physiological maturity and have dried down to about 20% moisture in most cases. Corn flooded for ... incidence: Step 1: Walk down the row of corn, peel back the husk and examine every fifth ear for a total of ...

8. Harvesting and Storing Drier Than Desired Corn Silage

   -silage-inoculants). The most effective product for increasing aerobic stability of corn silage is Lactobacillus buchneri ... Livestock, The Ohio State University Each year brings unique challenges; this year, corn silage harvest has ... been difficult because of continuous rainfall and plant diseases. Some of the latter planted corn ...

9. Celebrate National Nematode Day: Know Your SCN Numbers This Harvest

   on crop production. For soybean growers, there is no better nematode to keep in mind than  soybean ... Pathology and Nematology Lab will process  up to two soil samples per Ohio grower, free of charge, for SCN ... this year falls on  October 5. It is a reminder of the impact that plant-parasitic nematodes can have ...

10. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 13– Cornstalk Integrity and Ear Molds

    begun in some areas of the state and is expected to begin this week for the Battle for the Belt 2.0 ... the Belt on the  Ohio State Agronomy YouTube channel.    Battle for the Belt; planting; soybeans; corn ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkCDnSqXpLw In Episode 13, we hear from Dr. Stephanie Karhoff, a Field Specialist with Ohio State University ...

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