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Stalk Quality, Ear Health Vital To Harvest Success
the field: stalk quality and ear health. This growing season brought a wide range of weather ... harvesting that field sooner rather than later may be a wise decision. While checking stalk strength, take ... time to look at ear quality as well. Pull back husks and inspect ears from multiple areas of the field ...
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Soybean Seed Quality Issues in Ohio: Diseases to Watch for at Harvest
particularly when disease is suspected. If you are seeing unusual or discolored soybean seed in Ohio, we want ... a single field. Place the seed in a well labeled, sealed Ziploc bag. Please submit different fields in ... from Ohio Soybean Council: https://youtu.be/nxY4xDVdLEo Diseases to Watch for During Harvest Several ...
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Vomitoxin management and corn fungicide decisions during pollination
crop pollinating on a date specific for that field, based on weather during the 14 days prior to ... fungicides available for corn disease management, four are now labeled for suppressing GER and DON in Ohio ... weather conditions are only one part of the disease triangle, and that all three sides of the triangle are ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 13– Cornstalk Integrity and Ear Molds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkCDnSqXpLw In Episode 13, we hear from Dr. Stephanie Karhoff, a Field Specialist with Ohio State University ... a field. If 10% or more of the ears are affected, consider prioritizing that field for early harvest. Grain ... Extension. As harvest approaches, Stephanie emphasizes the importance of scouting corn fields for stalk ...
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Soybean Harvest Challenges: Wet Conditions, Soybean of Other Colors, and Seed Diseases
early fall have slowed senescence and delayed dry down in many soybean fields. As of the last week of ... September, only ≈2% of Ohio soybean fields are harvested, compared with ≈20% last year. Fields dropping ... to spot since soybean seeds are often buried under residue and chaff. You may need to brush this ...
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Evaluating your Corn for Ear Rots this Fall
scarier for Ohio farmers than any Halloween story, as its presence is a visual sign that DON may be ... field). Although some species of Trichoderma may produce mycotoxins, these toxins are usually not found in ... then take the average to get an estimate for the field. Note – If you suspect that the problem may be ...
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Forage Prussic Acid Concerns During Fall Frosts
sorghum-sudangrass establish well and are very water-efficient in Ohio’s hot summer weather, which can greatly ... This can be a particular concern for forage producers who are growing sorghum species, since plants in ... University Extension (also linked in the Further Reading section). What symptoms should you watch for? If you ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 14 – 2026 Weather Overview and Harvest Conditions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdL8tM2i40s In episode 14, Dr. Aaron Wilson discusses weather during the 2026 growing season and what farmers ... growing season, from flooding to heat that impact our Ag crops. We started the year with a very cold and ... can expect heading into harvest. Ohio experienced considerable weather variability throughout the 2026 ...
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High Nitrate Levels In Feed Can Be Toxic To Livestock
depends on the source of your weather forecast information. Given that a portion of our crops still need ... nitrates could be an issue in some harvested forages. Elevated plant nitrate levels are the result of the ... concentration of nitrates in silage from 10 to 65%. Hay and fermented feeds that are marginal-to-high in ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 12: Soil Sampling and Fall Fertilizer Application
samples are taken, and 4) how often an area is sampled, as showed in the Tri-State Fertilizer ... that fertilization is not needed for the next growing season. On the other hand, values close to the ... scouting your fields to monitor crop progress and condition, such as pest pressure and potential crop ...