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Corn Performance Improved by Long-term Diversified Crop Rotations and No-tillage in Ohio from 1962 to 2024
0.26 9 Monoculture Corn No-Tillage 127.52 0.96 Changes in agricultural management need to be ... longest yield penalties (up to 20 years). Adjusting management practices to local conditions is vital when ... and Looking Ahead On average and regardless of soil type, no-till increased corn yields by up to 30 ...
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Brassica Crops
150 to 180 days to reach maximum production. Swede produces a short stem when not shaded. If plants ... allow grazing animals access to grass pastures while grazing brassicas. No-tilling brassicas into ... a long-season, leafy brassica that produces some of the highest yields of the brassica family when it is ...
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Corn Vomitoxin Management Critical Considerations at Tassel
on water-sensitive paper increased when we used 20 gallons per acre compared to 15 gallons per acre. ... Pathology Lab led by Dr. Pierce Paul has been researching and developing weather-based models to predict ... when conditions are favorable for grain to be contaminated with at least 1 ppm DON. The fungus that ...
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Summer-Annual Grasses
increase prussic acid levels in plants. HCN is released when leaf cells are damaged by frost, drought, ... by mid- to late July after a small grain harvest. They have the potential to produce forage yields of ... deep. It should be seeded in late May to early June once soils are warm. It emerges quickly and produces ...
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Summer-Annual Grasses
increase prussic acid levels in plants. HCN is released when leaf cells are damaged by frost, drought, ... by mid- to late July after a small grain harvest. They have the potential to produce forage yields of ... deep. It should be seeded in late May to early June once soils are warm. It emerges quickly and produces ...
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OSU Extension Offering Hay Testing Program
testing should be done so producers know what their hay quality actually is and if adjustments need to be ... willing to help you interpret your results or contact your local ANR Educator for assistance. Producers ... creating a county hay quality summary. Dry hay or baleage samples are due to your local OSU Extension ...
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Buckeye Excellence on Display at NACDEP 2025: OSU Extension Shines on the National Stage
public health insights from Jackie Wilkins and T. Horn. Finding Local Food: How to Create a Local Food ... connect consumers with local growers. Entrepreneurship in Extension: Exploring the Programs and Research ... supporting entrepreneurs and building strong local economies. Posters Address Diverse Community Needs Posters ...
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Perennial Warm-Season Grasses
The native, perennial, warm-season grasses have the potential to produce good hay and pasture ... May and produce 65%–75% of their growth from mid-June to mid-August in Ohio. Warm-season grasses ... points stay close to the ground until late summer when heads appear. It is considered more palatable than ...
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Spotted Lanternfly Update, July 2025
plants, according to new research  (Barringer and Ciafre, 2020)  and when including not only plants on ... a question, or need additional information about SLF, please reach out to your local county Extension office. ... *Reporting infestations is no longer needed in Lucas County or any county that is currently quarantined, ...
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Soybean Yield Response to Long-term No-tillage Across Contrasting Ohio Soils
rotation and no-till experiment, soybean yields increased by up to 5 bushels per acre when shifting from ... no-till has consistently produced the best results since the Triplett-Van Doren research began in the ... under no-till. For example, soil aggregation increases, making it easier for roots to grow. More pore ...