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1. Evaluating Residual Soil Nitrogen and Corn Yield Response

   profitable N application rates remains an important goal for Ohio farmers. Beginning in fall 2023, fields ... 2024 and 2025. The flatter nitrogen response curves observed in the latter two years may be associated ... with the drought conditions experienced across Ohio during the 2024 and 2025 growing seasons, which may ...

2. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 11: Soybean Disease and Field Updates

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMzZoUb1NGg Now that we are at an advanced point in the growing season, visual symptoms of some diseases have ... strategies in future years. Growers are welcome to submit samples to confirm diseases found in their fields ... started to show up in soybean fields. ne of these diseases is sudden death syndrome (Figure 1), which ...

3. Managing Waterlogged Hayfields and Pastures

   waterlogged fields generally have a higher risk of diseases later in the season. Soil Management During ... already. Managing Fields for This Year Recovery will be strongly affected by the weather that occurs after ... prolonged waterlogging may result from direct flooding stress, root disease, or a combination of both. ...

4. New AI-Powered System Could Put Soil-Health Testing in the Hands of Farmers

   when laboratory results are available, translating complex measurements into timely, field ... -level management decisions can be difficult. These limitations have created a growing need for a faster, more ... affordable, scalable, and user-friendly approach to assessing soil health directly in the field. To help ...

5. Experts: Plant Within 10 Days of 'Fly-Free' Date

   after the mid-October date resulted in a 1% reduction in forage yield for each day that planting was ... and Nov. 6).  Although this study will be replicated for the next two years, I would like to share the ... can conclude that for this part of Ohio, we have some flexibility in planting date.  Regardless of ...

6. Scout now to stop waterhemp seed

   Waterhemp continues to be one of the most common and troublesome weeds in crop production in Ohio ... growing seasons. There are limited control options at this point in the season beyond scouting and hand ... pulling. Just a few plants left in the field can lead to a total infestation if allowed to produce and drop ...

7. Ragweed Is the Primary Offender For Late-Summer Allergies

   the air. As a result, very little goldenrod pollen becomes airborne. In most situations, people are ... These blooms can be found along roadsides, in old fields, pastures, conservation areas and crop field ... goldenrod resources while helping suppress pest populations in nearby crop fields, gardens, and landscapes. ...

8. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 9- Soybean & Corn Plant Population Update

   across Ohio, weather conditions continue to influence crop development and management decisions. In this ... development, and good grain/seed development in both crops as we advance in the growing season. Continue ... Season 4, Episode 9: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H_5wzgCUpk As the growing season progresses ...

9. Understanding Corn Ear Abnormalities: Tip Dieback

   frequency at which abnormal ears are found in the field. If abnormal ear development resulted from an ... Much of the corn is at the grain-filling stage in the state. As ears develop and grow ... insured cause of loss and it may affect your crop yield (like weather), consider reaching out to crop ...

10. Rain in August Helps Make Grain – Until it Becomes Too Much

    , resulting in waterlogged or flooded conditions in fields (Figure 1). Corn and soybean fields are mostly in ... conducive to ear disease development. If plants have bent or snapped, yield losses may also be incurred. In ... A large portion of Ohio received substantial rain and scattered storms over the last week ...

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