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1. Evaluating your Corn for Ear Rots this Fall

   disease development, and the disease tends to be most severe in no-till or reduce-till fields of corn ... reports of multiple ear rots, sprouted corn, and DON (vomitoxin) contamination. Preharvest scouting can ... more severe in a certain section of the field, you may want to repeat steps 1, 2, and 3, examining ...

2. We Need You! Partner with us for on-farm research!

   to measure how much residual N remains.  What we need from you: Field location, cover crop ... Research  A variety of studies useful in determining the best methods for growing cover crops on your ... operation. Different variables can be tested, including cover crop planting date, seeding rate, planting ...

3. High Nitrate Levels In Feed Can Be Toxic To Livestock

   depends on the source of your weather forecast information.  Given that a portion of our crops still need ... to mature, even for silage harvest, we do need to consider how this can impact the quality of the ... High risk, should not be fed. If nitrate nitrogen is reported in parts per million (ppm), the following ...

4. Stalk Quality, Ear Health Vital To Harvest Success

   conditions across the area. When corn experiences stress during grain fill, plants may pull carbohydrates ... fungi can be involved in stalk and ear rot development. Common stalk rot pathogens in Ohio include ... reduce the risk of further fungal growth in storage. The reality is that there is little that can be done ...

5. Vomitoxin management and corn fungicide decisions during pollination

   weather conditions, a highly susceptible hybrid planted no-till into corn stubble will likely be ... fields of highly susceptible hybrid planted no-till after corn will likely yield grain with DON above ... corn growers. What was once considered an every-ten-year problem has now become a yearly challenge in ...

6. Extension Advisory Committee Meeting

   serves an important role in the planning, conducting, and evaluation of our local Extension educational ... a better place for everyone. The committee meets no more than twice a year, once in the fall and once in ... programs and efforts. We thank our members for the time they give in support of our programs! It is ...

7. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 14 – 2026 Weather Overview and Harvest Conditions

   Corn harvest is expected to begin soon at the Northwest and Wooster locations, where crops have taken ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdL8tM2i40s In episode 14, Dr. Aaron Wilson discusses weather during the 2026 growing season and what farmers ... can expect heading into harvest. Ohio experienced considerable weather variability throughout the 2026 ...

8. Soybean Harvest Challenges: Wet Conditions, Soybean of Other Colors, and Seed Diseases

   to spot since soybean seeds are often buried under residue and chaff. You may need to brush this ... virus, can also cause seed coat discoloration or mottling. Symptoms can vary considerably and may include ... or other physiological and environmental discoloration, and multiple factors may occur in the same ...

9. End-of-Season Corn Yield Forecasts for Ohio- 2026

   crop data, soil types, and real-time weather as input variables. These forecasts can assist in making ... management, logistics, and marketing decisions in the crop season. The forecast covers 43 locations across the ... the best recent yielding years for Ohio. The final 2026 end-of-season corn yield potential and crop ...

10. Green Fields Green Dollars Video Series Back for Season 3!

    Michigan State University, at Farm Science Review to talk all things cover crop drone seeding! 2026 might ... be the year to try flying your cover crop on with a drone due to the late summer/early fall moisture ... If you missed the Green Fields Green Dollars Video Series over the summer, you are very much in ...

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