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1. Bagworms, Poison Hemlock Can Be Dangerous Problems

   severe infestations, plant death in the following season.  Unlike many insects, female bagworms do not ... using silk threads to catch the wind and move to nearby plants, where they begin forming new bags and ... exceed 2/3" in length, standard insecticides will need to be used to suppress heavy infestations. ...

2. Forestry Field Night

   a collaborative educational event hosted by Ohio State University Extension and the Columbiana Soil and Water ... Sportsman Club, located at 311 E. High Street in Leetonia, Ohio. The program fee is $10 per person, which ... focused on improving woodland health and management. Topics will include managing for oak regeneration, ...

3. Garden Guides

   in the arboretum:  grafting, research plots and plant trials, Growing Degree Days—there’s a lot going ... What is a Secrest Master Gardener Volunteer? We are folks like you, with a passion for plants and ... Involved/Master Gardener tab. Applications are due by January 15, 2027, or when spaces are filled. The class is ...

4. Edmund Secrest—The Man Behind the Name

   a crew in horse-drawn carriages and wagons across the state of Ohio. Their goal —"to communicate ... who the man behind the name is? Edmund Secrest, Ohio’s first State Forester, established the arboretum ... as a living tree laboratory and urged Ohioans to “Plant Trees!” On the archival shelves of the ...

5. Nutrient Solution Design Support for Greenhouse and Vertical Farm Growers

   The Ohio Controlled Environment Agriculture Center (OHCEAC) is pleased to offer a new technical ... support service for greenhouse- and vertical-farm growers in Ohio. These services are provided free of ... nutrient management in hydroponic and soilless crop production systems   Examples of Questions We Can Help ...

6. Program Teaches Unexpected Expenses To Simulate Real-Life Unpredictability

   run at adult spending decisions just before school let out in May. Working with the Ohio State ... be. Laurie Sidle is an Ohio State University Extension Family and Consumer Sciences and 4-H program ... principal Joseph Weisand said.  Four classroom lessons prep the students for the simulation in which they ...

7. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 6 – Corn Staging

   new leaf, from emergence to about the V10 stage. From that point forward, a corn plant needs fewer ... facilitate appropriate staging later in the season. The growing degree day (GDD) method: The growth of a corn ... many GDDs are required for a corn plant to produce each new leaf. Leaf appearance generally requires ...

8. A campus that's both big and small and just right for this CFAES alum

   For Jake Ruffing, the Department of Animal Sciences at The Ohio State University offered the ... people from my area who were already on campus.” Once at Ohio State, Ruffing became deeply involved in ... of The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences campus, where ...

9. Agronomy Morning in Paulding County

   farm management and evaluation of agronomic practices are critical. Ohio State University Extension is ... four timely presentations about nutrient management, soil health, best practices for farm succession ... planning, and more. Speakers include Ohio State Extension's own Sarah Noggle, Extension Educator, ...

10. Delaney Weisend

    Delaney Weisend is the Agricultural and Natural Resources Extension Educator for Ohio State University ... Extension in Tuscarawas County. She grew up in Summerfield, Ohio on her family’s beef cattle farm. She is an ... Business from Wilmington College and a Master of Science in Agricultural Education and Leadership from ...

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