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1. Ohio Corn Performance Test: Yield Results and 2025 Growing Season Overview

   costs are high, crop prices are low, and weather patterns continue to insert variability. Yield Results ... (https://u.osu.edu/perf/archive/), but some of these trials date back to the 1970s. Results of the trials can assist farmers in ... limited precipitation later in the season. Planting dates were as early as May 18 in Licking County and as ...

2. Frolence Paul Fidelis

   toxin DON. Lines in the GHRIL0201-088 population are derived from crosses to seven Ohio breeding lines ... disease is increasing in incidence across North America and is a serious scourge of wheat and barley ... as an ancestor, either as a parent or grandparent. Lines in this population were created in the ...

3. Winter 2025-2026 Outlook

   that La Niña’s influlence over Ohio’s weather is taking shape. With this in mind, the three-month ... 29) are 9 to 12 inches below normal in far northern Mercer, Van Wert, southern Paulding, and southern ... fall. At the time of this writing, Ohio had just experienced another in a series of winter storms during ...

4. Conservation Tillage and No-Till

   taken. Soils such as these are considered to be among the most productive in Ohio when plowed and will ... crops may be needed following a soybean harvest if residue levels are not high enough to provide ... a grass cover of any kind, the field should be watched carefully for armyworm activity in May and June. ...

5. Feasibility Assessment of Commercial Pawpaw Operations

   Science, The Ohio State University Logan Minter, Field Specialist, Specialty Crops, Ohio State University ... resulting spreadsheet and initial analysis, as reported in the downloadable Excel file, assumes the most ... for assumed yields are provided later in this fact sheet, as well as net returns (positive or ...

6. Forage Management After Drought and a Tough Growing Season

   years of drought stress followed by erratic rainfall patterns in 2025, Ohio forage producers are facing ... quality. Cereal crops such as oats or triticale can also provide tonnage, while legumes may improve forage ... 2026. Fields planted in mid-May through June fall into a gray area, where autotoxic compounds may ...

7. Irrigation

   Irrigation is not widely used on field crops in Ohio, but a more frequent occurrence of erratic ... Ohio are marginal in their ability to supply sufficient water, and surface supplies may be either ... policy. Most parts of Ohio are as likely to experience overly wet as overly dry growing seasons. Only ...

8. A Gathering of Masters

   expert in his or her field, the information was top-notch. What more perfect way to end the two ... What is a Secrest Master Gardener Volunteer? We are folks like you, with a passion for plants and ... February 25- May 6. Course work will be completed each week prior to the class. Upon completion of the ...

9. Ohio State helps families navigate formula recall linked to infant botulism

   botulinum are ingested and begin to grow inside a baby’s digestive system. Heating the formula doesn’t ... feeding, Arnold said. What families need to know The recall affects all sizes and lot numbers of ByHeart ... internet or TV access, are informed. “Our Extension specialists are a vital link, filling gaps in federal ...

10. Vomitoxin in Corn

    or DON contamination. A new vomitoxin crop risk predication tool  was released in 2025 and hosted on ... crop disease forecasting tool, watch this step-by-step video:  How to Use the Crop Disease Forecasting ... Timing and Method Of the many fungicides available for corn disease management, two are considered to be ...

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