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

   to spot since soybean seeds are often buried under residue and chaff. You may need to brush this ... field.  Accurate diagnosis is important before making disease management decisions for the following ... seed quality, farmers should pay close attention to three key considerations this season: 1) timely ...

2. Creating Small Woodland Openings

   habitat, and help achieve woodland management goals. This hands-on workshop will guide woodland owners ... learn about invasive species management, crop tree release, and deer impacts on forest regeneration. The ... afternoon will feature field exercises marking areas for a small group selection harvest and a tour of ...

3. 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 ... percentage of affected seed. Please send samples to: OSU Soybean Pathology & Nematology Lab 110 Kottman ... Not All Seed Discoloration is Disease Not all soybean seed discoloration is caused by disease ...

4. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 13– Cornstalk Integrity and Ear Molds

   To evaluate stalk integrity, walk through multiple areas of the field and perform a simple pinch test ... ears for mold. Be sure to check multiple areas of the field, as ear rot incidence can vary throughout ... from affected fields should be dried promptly to below 15% moisture after harvest to help limit fungal ...

5. Celebrate National Nematode Day: Know Your SCN Numbers This Harvest

   to make informed management decisions for 2027, including crop rotation, selection and rotation of ... selecting resistant varieties, crop rotation, and other management strategies, visit the  Soybean Cyst ... on crop production. For soybean growers, there is no better nematode to keep in mind than  soybean ...

6. Vomitoxin management and corn fungicide decisions during pollination

   may be hard to achieve. Your goal should be to apply fungicide when most of the field is silking but ... during high-risk times for GER and plan to harvest those fields early.   It is important to remember that ... needed for disease development, and in this case, for DON contamination to occur. The other two sides of ...

7. Green Fields Green Dollars Video Series Back for Season 3!

   released and send your topic suggestions to Rachel at henry.1394@osu.edu. ... If you missed the Green Fields Green Dollars Video Series over the summer, you are very much in ... luck, as the first episode of Season 3 was just released yesterday, October 5 th! Rachel and Clint are ...

8. Evaluating your Corn for Ear Rots this Fall

   disease development, and the disease tends to be most severe in no-till or reduce-till fields of corn ... fields with bird or insect damage to the ears. Affected ears usually have individual diseased kernels ... (10 to 20, depending on the size of the field) spread out across the field in a zigzag pattern, and ...

9. Stalk Quality, Ear Health Vital To Harvest Success

   susceptible to diseases and lodging later in the season. Unfortunately, stalk rot often remains hidden until ... time to look at ear quality as well. Pull back husks and inspect ears from multiple areas of the field ... and harvested as soon as conditions allow. Grain from affected fields should also be dried promptly to ...

10. Forage Prussic Acid Concerns During Fall Frosts

    sorghum-sudangrass is fed as silage to avoid having to dry down such a high-biomass crop. Historically it was thought ... 2023. Dhurrin Stability and Hydrogen Cyanide Release in Dried Sorghum Samples. Field Crops Research 291 ... Ohio expects to get some frosts later this week, especially in the northern part of the state. ...

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