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1. Wind, Water, and the Fight for Soil Health

   soil surface results in dislodged soil particles that can be transported outside the field boundary. ... happen in agricultural areas through exposed soil without residue or growing crop cover. To overcome ... can be challenging, but Ohio State University Extension is here to help. In Ohio, there are many ...

2. OSU Corn Deoxynivalenol, DON, (Vomitoxin) Resistance Screening Program-2025

   http://go.osu.edu/DON2023. While this was only a small subset of the hybrids that are planted in Ohio, the results ... locations.  The full weather data for the growing season are summarized in Tables 2-4 below.  The complete ... location.   In 2023, a total of 80 hybrids from 8 seed companies were screened; the results are available at ...

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

   In some cases, growers report nearly complete crop loss as a result of SVB damage. Larvae bore into ... least weekly. If five or more moths are caught weekly, then management action is needed to reduce crop ... the soil. However, keep in mind that fields often need to be rotated more than 5 miles away as SVB can ...

4. Student Spotlight: Shawn Saturday on Balancing Research, Campus Life, and Big Opportunities

   are passionate about agriculture. For a prospective student, what advice would you give them if they ... were considering coming to study in our department at Ohio State? My biggest advice would be to make ... Looking back, I would encourage transfer students to also take the time to get involved early. Ohio State ...

5. Buckeye Lady Beetle Community Science Training

   beetles will be collected using a yellow sticky card trap in your garden over two weeks (one week in June ... are in decline. The BLBB survey ran 10 years ago and returned last summer to see how populations had ... with all the tools and training needed to contribute to the 2026 survey. DATE and TIME:Thursday, May ...

6. Farm Resilience for Weather Emergencies

   emergencies in your industry. Conclusion Weather emergencies in Ohio are not a matter of if, but when. ... This ensures that no matter what happens, you have a plan in place, and knowledgeable people are ready ... the farm for “shelter-in-place” situations such as severe weather. Review Plan Review the emergency ...

7. Cultivating Community: Sustainable Agriculture Major Shawn Saturday Reflects on MANRRS 40

   advised by Dr. Tiffany Halsell. A Track Record of Excellence Shawn’s success in Dallas this year as a Farm ... describes the organization as a "tight-knit family" that supports students who may not always have ... strong support systems. "Thank you to MANRRS for creating a space for us to truly live, grow, and ...

8. We're Hiring

   general office equipment; assist with other aspects as needed.     This position may also provide support ... Position is located in Holmes County, Millersburg, OH.  This position will serve as support for ... Clientele through in person, phone, or e-mail requests.   In addition, this position may provide support for ...

9. Celebrating Our Award-Winning HCS Faculty and Staff

   earning a Master’s in Plant Pathology at Ohio State. Since 2005, she has focused on advancing ... maintain the yields and disease resistance required by Ohio’s commercial growers. Their groundbreaking work ... celebrates his transformative work with the Crops and Soils Club. Serving as their advisor since 2001, Dr. ...

10. Weather whiplash raises financial risk for Ohio farmers

    Tracy Turner COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio farmers are increasingly being forced to manage two opposing ... recordkeeping began in 1895. Temperatures shifted sharply as well, from a colder-than-average May to record-warm ... overnight lows in early summer. This “weather whiplash” directly affects crop development, grain fill and ...

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