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1. Weather whiplash raises financial risk for Ohio farmers

   particularly overnight. “Most counties in Ohio experienced their record warmest-average overnight low for those ... Tracy Turner COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio farmers are increasingly being forced to manage two opposing ... threats in the same growing season: too much water and not enough. In 2025, the state experienced its ...

2. Natural Freezing, Thawing Helps With Broadcast Seeding

   until March for broadcasting grasses. There are still several programs that will be occurring in the ... allows you to get out in the fields a little earlier, with lower expenses, but you compromise germination ... existing plant material and easily find their way to the soil surface were they can be gradually worked in ...

3. 4-H Projects Offer Diverse Range Of Hobbies For Kids To Explore

   starters for self-determined projects. As a growing hobby, it makes sense that needle felting has been ... project also examines agricultural machinery. In the new project Water Matters, project members will be ... them. The project also helps 4-H’ers learn about professionals who work in the field of water ...

4. Squash Vine Borer Damage and Management: What to Look for and When to Act

   the soil. However, keep in mind that fields often need to be rotated more than 5 miles away as SVB can ... the crop. Covers must be removed at flowering to allow for pollination (Middleton, 2018). In small ... is a destructive insect pest of cucurbits in Ohio and across the eastern and central United States. ...

5. Ohio 4-H Week: Share, Celebrate, and Get Involved

   would like to remind you to wear your green on Wednesday, March 11 to celebrate Ohio 4‑H and share ... Join Ohio 4-H for a week of celebration as we recognize the members, volunteers, professionals, ... along on the Ohio 4-H Foundation Facebook and Instagram pages throughout March 8- 14 to participate. ...

6. A Day of Learning and Collaboration at CEALGNE 2026

   The Ohio Controlled Environment Agriculture Center (OHCEAC), in partnership with Wageningen ... (CEA) for leafy greens such as lettuce and spinach. The program welcomed 83 in‑person participants at ... highlighted advancements in greenhouse hydroponic production for leafy greens and offered valuable ...

7. Purchasing Hay Equipment: Balers

   disadvantages: increased labor to stack bales and store them in the barn continued maintenance the need for ... polypropylene) cannot be used interchangeably in a baler. The knotting or tying mechanisms are different for each ... needs. Additionally, round bales can be used in various farm operations. Round bales are common in ...

8. Panel 2: Marketing and Value Chains

   Garden   Click Here for Bob's Bio Bob Jones is co-owner and CEO of The Chef's Garden in Huron ... regeneratively and lives out its mission “To grow exceptional vegetables, care for each other and the land and to ... learning from the land and their father, Bob Sr., whose vision was to grow for flavor and nutrition. ...

9. OHCEAC and Wageningen University Co-Host Successful CEA Leafy Greens Network Event at Ohio State

   challenges and opportunities in the field: Panel 1: Explored data-driven management and AI applications for ... the CEARC for the CEA Leafy Greens Network Event. Co-hosted by the Ohio Controlled Environment ... an invaluable platform for knowledge exchange, reinforcing Ohio State's and OHCEAC's ...

10. South Centers Survey

    administering a consumer survey. Responses will only be shared in aggregate. Findings will remain unpublished ... Take Our Survey to Help Us Grow Buckeye Valley Beef Cooperative wants to better understand how to ... serve you! To help, the Business Development Team at The Ohio State University South Centers is ...

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