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  1. Cucurbit Downy Mildew Has Been Confirmed In Fulton County

    acres and farms in Wayne and surrounding counties. Throughout our scouting activities, we evaluate crops ... aphids throughout its lifetime. Now consider this feeding ability, multiplied by thousands of active ... control becomes increasingly difficult, and yield reductions may occur. In conditions that are favorable ...

  2. 2025 Harvesting Success: Resources for Urban Growers

    Cleveland, OH 44115 (parking in Lot 4 is free)   This one-day event is designed to bring together urban ... for urban agriculture in Ohio. It outlines essential licenses and approvals at the state, county, and ... resources, and local success stories that support urban agriculture in Northeast Ohio. Please contact Yiyun ...

  3. Focus On Setting Achievable Farm Goals

    on what you need to complete the goal.  You may look to attend an Ohio State University Extension ... farm to look like.  It could be a farm that feeds their family, a profitable side business, or simply ... started, they come to a point where they look at what they have and see it is not matching what they ...

  4. Cultivating Our Future Series a Success

    available within the industry. In addition to the seven educational programs, The Ohio State University ... Sponsored by The Ohio State University Extension During the 2026 Darke County Fair, The Ohio State ... a diverse group of presenters. Brent Stammen of AGCO presented “A Day in the Life of an Ag Communicator,” ...

  5. September/October 2026 Preserve It Fresh, Preserve It Safe on News Stands Now!

    on "Preserve It Fresh, Preserve it Safe Newsletters." Scan the QR code in this issue to ... The September/October 2026 issue of the Preserve It Fresh, Preserve It Safe Newsletter is here! To ... read the full newsletter and see past issues, go to the FCS program area tab on our website and click ...

  6. Rain in August Helps Make Grain – Until it Becomes Too Much

    flooding lasts for 6-7 days at the R1-R2 growth stage. We are well past this stage in much of the state, so ... may be needed to help collect the ears from downed plants. The grain quality from lodged plants may ... conducive to ear disease development. If plants have bent or snapped, yield losses may also be incurred. In ...

  7. Ohio Soybean Growers: Scout for Red Crown Rot and Submit Samples for Diagnosis

    the  Sudden Death Syndrome and Red Crown Rot Submission Form  and include it with the sample. Please ... how widely it may be distributed. Learn More About Red Crown Rot Want to learn more about Red Crown ... diagnosis, and management strategies. If you see suspicious symptoms in your soybean fields,  dig up the ...

  8. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 10: Late-Season Insect Pests

    corn have passed, but a few late-season pests may still warrant attention. In soybean, the primary ... June-planted soybeans are only slightly behind. Recent rainfall across the state may help maintain soybean ... Season 4, Episode 10 of Battle for the Belt is now available: https://youtu.be/Cb8ptOhLPwk In ...

  9. Annual Stinner Summit – Sept. 18

    a.m.- 4 p.m.) at the Malabar Farm State Park. This year’s conference theme is Taking the Future into Our ...

  10. Nicholas Miller

    developed a strong interest in helping farm families navigate the unique challenges of preserving their ... Examination) Life and Health Insurance Licensed in Multiple States  Ongoing professional development in ... farm transition strategies Experience: Although Nicholas is still building hands-on experience in farm ...

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