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1. Annie's Project in Hardin County Seeks Additional Sponsors

   On behalf of Ohio State University Extension in Hardin County, we are pleased to invite you to ... should be made payable to Ohio State University Extension and mailed to: 950 West Kohler Street Kenton, ... expenses, and program materials. Due to the need for additional funding, we are seeking sponsors who support ...

2. ServSafe™

    February 9, April 13 & October 12 Time:  8:00 a.m to 1:00 p.m. Location:  TBA Cost: $40.00 per employee ... provides accurate, up-to-date information for all levels of employees in handling food, from receiving and ... storing to preparing and serving. Person In Charge Food Safety Training (Level 1) Following completion of ...

3. Soybean Harvest Challenges: Wet Conditions, Soybean of Other Colors, and Seed Diseases

   seed quality, farmers should pay close attention to three key considerations this season: 1) timely ... farmers in southern Ohio with discolored soybean seed, which is commonly referred to as 'soybeans of ... be easily crushed, so they should be handled with care to prevent further losses. Also, trying to ...

4. 4-H OSU Campus Bus Trip

   Students should RSVP to Maddie at allman.68@osu.edu or at 740-286-5044. Please fill out the Health & ... Teens! Join us for a Campus Career Bus Trip to Ohio State University! Who: Adams, Gallia, Jackson, ... received a grant to take a group of 4-H members from Southern Ohio on an official tour of the College of ...

5. Take The Stress Out Of Holiday Spending

   add up by the end of the holiday season. When it comes to planning your holiday meals look for sales ... As the holiday season approaches you might start to feel overwhelmed with the cost of gifts, ... end up leading to a very stressful time of year. Taking time to plan ahead and create a budget can ...

6. Stalk Quality, Ear Health Vital To Harvest Success

   susceptible to diseases and lodging later in the season. Unfortunately, stalk rot often remains hidden until ... and harvested as soon as conditions allow. Grain from affected fields should also be dried promptly to ... As corn continues to mature, many producers are focused on monitoring grain moisture, calculating ...

7. 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 ... to mature, even for silage harvest, we do need to consider how this can impact the quality of the ... conditions.  Soil nitrates are taken up through the roots and once in the plant are converted to nitrite, then ...

8. Soybean Seed Quality Issues in Ohio: Diseases to Watch for at Harvest

   from Ohio Soybean Council: https://youtu.be/nxY4xDVdLEo Diseases to Watch for During Harvest Several ... diseases can also cause seed discoloration and mottling and should be considered when diagnosing affected ... Cercospora  leaf blight, though the two diseases may not be directly linked. Appearance:   Light to dark ...

9. 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 ... characteristic symptom and the easiest way to tell Diplodia ear rot apart from other ear diseases such as ... ears remain upright after physiological maturity. Corn is most susceptible to infection at and up to ...

10. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 14 – 2026 Weather Overview and Harvest Conditions

    precipitation across Ohio. Conditions changed rapidly as we moved into spring. March and April brought unusually ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdL8tM2i40s In episode 14, Dr. Aaron Wilson discusses weather during the 2026 growing season and what farmers ... can expect heading into harvest. Ohio experienced considerable weather variability throughout the 2026 ...

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