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1. Combatting Tick Borne Pathogens in the Cow Herd- June 16

   dairy producers. The disease is transmitted primarily by the Asian longhorned tick and can lead to ... Theileriosis, caused by Theileria orientalis Ikeda, is an emerging tick-borne disease of cattle ... that has been identified in several U.S. states, including Ohio, and is a growing concern for beef and ...

2. Lep Monitoring 2026

   (WBC), corn earworm (CEW) and fall armyworm (FAW). We use a green bucket trap equipped with a lure that ... specifically attracts the target moth species. Traps are placed on the edge of an field planted to corn. The ... caterpillars and those caterpillars then feed on corn across the state. By monitoring for the adults, we ...

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

   professional development. “Through Stone Lab’s workshops, anyone can come to Gibraltar Island for two or three ... 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 ...

4. Growing Blueberries in the Home Garden

   color. Blueberry Types and Cultivars Five types of cultivated blueberries are grown: Northern highbush ... Southern highbush rabbiteye lowbush half-high (Finn et al., 2024). Only northern highbush and selected cold ... hardy hybrids of northern and southern highbush blueberry are recommended for Ohio. Rabbiteye and ...

5. Using Manure with Corn

   modifying rims and wheels for traveling down corn rows. Even with the soil compaction concern, corn yields ... video created from the 2021 Conservation Tillage and Technology virtual Conference on side-dressing corn ... corn will eventually arrive. The application of manure to corn can make excellent use of the available ...

6. Ohio 4-H Teens Travel to Greece for Global Leadership and Agriculture Experience

   community-based activities. A highlight of the trip was a visit to the village of Pleteno, where participants ... this Muslim minority community in northern Greece. In addition to learning, Ohio 4-H teens gave back by ... leading team-building and leadership activities for more than 100 Greek fifth- and seventh-grade students, ...

7. Freeze Follow-Up: How Does Recovery Look?

   emerging with minimal issues. Figure 2. Freeze-damaged corn seedlings showing new regrowth six days after ... The cold snap on May 2 nd and 3 rd affected some early planted corn and soybean fields this ... spring. At the Western Agricultural Research Station, our corn and soybean planted on April 14 th ...

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

   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, ...

9. Ecology and Conservation of Fireflies

   Perry, Department of Entomology, as she highlights the basic biology of fireflies, discusses the status ...

10. Ignite by 4-H As Told by Evelyn Wade and Evelyn Hill

    Lead to Change projects that can earn real funding. Through programming tracks such as AgriScience, ... teens “ignite their spark.” Ignite provides a much-needed opportunity for 4-H’ers to create a web of ... that makes them feel capable to take on the world. Ignite isn't just a conference, it’s the coming ...

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