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1. Field Crops and Forages

   You see corn, soybean, and wheat fields throughout Ohio. Why, where, when, and how are these crops ... and others planted, harvested, and used? Find out from professionals “in the field” of agriculture, ... https://extensionpubs.osu.edu/field-crops-and-forages/ 1762171333 ...

2. Farm Office Live Special Edition for November: Taxes for Farmers and Farmland Owners

   Farmland Owner Tax Webinar.  We'lll cover tax provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, tax ... planning in low income years, residual and excess fertility deductions, research and development tax ... https://farmoffice.osu.edu/farmofficelive. tax Ag Tax Agricultural Tax Farm Tax One Big Beautiful Bill Ohio Tax Tax Update Tax Law income tax ...

3. Drainage- The Critical Factor

   relatively early in the spring, but they can be sensitive to drought during the summer. Somewhat poorly ... extremely widespread in Ohio's crop-producing regions. Poorly drained and very poorly drained soils. ... development, depressed nodule activity in legumes, and serious root diseases. These soils can be Ohio’s most or ...

4. Closing the weather gap: New mesonet network strengthens rural Ohio’s resilience

   influential factor in crop yield, yet parts of Ohio still lack adequate weather monitoring,” said Aaron ... When the weather turns, both farmers and first responders need accurate, ground-level information. ... But in many rural parts of Ohio — particularly in the northwest, northeast and southeast — radar and ...

5. Use National Nematode Day as Your Reminder: Sample for SCN After Harvest

   (SCN) continues to reduce yields in Ohio, even in fields without visible symptoms. The best way to stay ... healthy can experience 5–30% yield loss with no aboveground symptoms. This applies not only to fields ... coming out of soybeans, but also to those that  will be planted to corn next season  or  were in corn ...

6. Poultry Litter Application

   Stockpiles of poultry litter can be seen in farm fields across Ohio. Litter that was piled in ... of plant nutrients and is readily available in most parts of the state. Poultry litter can be from ... the state comes from laying hens and turkey finishers. Typical nutrient ranges in poultry litter can ...

7. Trauma-Informed Approach Training Dates Announced

   There will be a Trauma-Informed Approach skills training Dec. 3-4 in Columbus. In addition to this ... session, there will be two more opportunities in 2026 (March 10-11 and Nov. 17-18).  Why is ... a trauma-informed approach essential for your work? It’s about recognizing the diverse traumas that individuals may ...

8. Detailed Lists, A Budget Can Help With Holiday Spending

   postage stamps can be costly. Gifts for the special people in our lives also add up. Here are some tips to ... because my daughter got married and my family was in the same place at the same time dressed in their best ... before you decide how much you can comfortably spend on holiday extras, including gifts, postage, travel, ...

9. Give Your Sprayer Some TLC by Properly Winterizing

   applied to different crops next spring. Pay special attention to avoiding cross-contamination, which can ... strainers, dry them thoroughly, and store them somewhere dry. Another option is to submerge them in a can of ... moisture in the air, it can also cause damage. Ultraviolet light weakens and softens rubber parts like ...

10. College Credit Plus Information Night

    high school and college credits simultaneoulsy, at no cost, while attending the Ohio State ATI campus ... in Wooster!  Click here for more information on College Credit Plus Information Night   ...

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