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1. Growing Blueberries in the Home Garden

   needed in the fall. Make sure soil is moist but not soaking wet. Watering the plants is not necessary ... once a week. Only fully mature fruits should be harvested because immature fruit are quite acidic and ... States because of their unique flavor, small, soft, and edible seeds, and their easy use in preparation ...

2. A Tale of Two States – Wet vs Dry

   March-April is also ranked as the warmest start to spring on record. Over the last 30 days, much of western ... Drought Monitor indicates about 2% of the state is still in D1-moderate drought conditions, focused on ... southern Adams, Scioto, and Lawrence Counties. F or the latest drought conditions and agricultural ...

3. Forage Moisture when Harvesting in Cooler Weather

   too wet can increase fire risk for dry hay storage and harvesting when forages are too dry can ... This spring has brought an unusual combination of weather conditions, since we have been 5-10 ... ready to harvest your grass hay earlier than normal this year, since the early head production ...

4. Spring Soil Sampling for Soybean Cyst Nematode (SCN)

   soybean production in Ohio. Because significant yield losses can occur without visible symptoms, soil ... 2021 Coffey Rd. Columbus, OH 43210 lopez-nicora.1@osu.edu We also encourage growers and crop advisers ... to review the newly released Soybean Nematode Management Guides developed through The SCN Coalition, ...

5. Summer Nitrogen Applications for Forage Grasses

   to use it via grazing or storing, and in recent years our wet spring weather has made it harder for ... applications are also high. Need a simple place to start? Return on nitrogen will likely be highest on fields ... that did not get limed in the last 6-12 months and has <20% legumes. In those situations, consider ...

6. Statewide Alfalfa Weevil Scouting Week 4

   pupal and adult stages are no longer an economic concern for alfalfa, so a treatment to a declining ... team saw last week. Larvae counts are generally lower with many counties unable to report numbers due ... to spray applications or harvest. It is important to emphasize that your field may be different than ...

7. Lep Monitoring 2026

   understand when adult activity is at it's peak, so we have a better idea of the timeframe we need to ... late August. Lastly, after the FAW outbreak a few years ago, we added FAW traps that we monitor from ... August to October.  Our Lep monitoring network has a number of collaborators across the state that are ...

8. Keeping Your Woodland in the Family

   future timber harvesting. This is particularly important because harvest decisions often need to be made ... harvest options, and identifying strategies that support stewardship and financial needs. More information ... resilient woodlands in the nation. With over 8 million acres, Ohio is 31% wooded. Approximately 85% is ...

9. Stone Lab Workshops to Help Students, Job Seekers, Professionals Gain New Skills

   Contaminants of Concern  (Aug. 19-20, 2026) offer water and natural resource professionals hands-on experience, ... skills needed to explore and understand their local fauna, providing a launching point for future ... genera. Additionally,   Fish-Sampling Techniques  (October 3-4, 2026) was developed with the help of the ...

10. Update on Freeze Injury to Winter Wheat

    Most years, freeze injury to winter wheat is not a big concern in Ohio. However, wheat freeze ... et al., 2020). It is extremely challenging to assess fields for freeze damage because of variability ... conditions. Crop, Forage & Turfgrass Management, e20080. Available at: ...

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