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1. Drought, an early harvest, and fall herbicide applications

   The potential benefit from including this application in a no-till production system is dependent on ... The need for a fall application will likely depend on conditions in a given region and may differ from ... Conditions are worse in the south and southeast regions of the state. Crop plants are maturing rapidly, and ...

2. New Video Series Launches from OSU Extension

   be released later this month, will discuss more benefits of cover crops, as well as yield impacts, ... Cochran is the Water Quality Extension Associate serving Paulding, Defiance, and Van Wert counties in ... conservation, both environmentally and economically. Episode 1, titled ‘Cover Crop Direct Costs’, dives into ...

3. EPN Breakfast Event- Tuesday, November 12, 2024: Inaugural Ohio Soil Health Week: Celebrating healthy soils for environmental and human health

   Further, Mr. Reeder routinely consults on projects related to no-till, cover crops, soil amendments and ... engagement with regenerative agriculture through methods such as no-till, crop rotation, and growing cover ... Ohio State and currently serves as the executive director of the Ohio No-Till Council. Mr. Reeder ...

4. Forage Nitrate Toxicity a Major Concern as Drought Worsens

   drought-stressed corn can be at risk of high nitrate levels the greatest risk is in corn that was not ... issue. All these stresses can lead to higher nitrate levels in plants due to slowed growth. Nitrogen ... forages (oat, rye, triticale, wheat, barley, spelt, etc.), and brassicas (might be present in cover crop ...

5. Northeast Ohio No-Till Field Day

   Osler Ortez, OSU Extension Corn Production Field Specialist Economics of no-till and cover crops ... No-Till Alliance, and Columbiana County SWCD Topics covered:  Cover Crop Projects and plot discussions: ... : William Theile, PA  Cover Crop Mixes No-till experiences through the years (since 1963): Myron Wehr (host) ...

6. Still Be Mindful About Fall Armyworm, Especially in Forages and Turf

   Lepidoptera Monitoring Report in this week’s newsletter].  It is likely that many of these moths may be “home ... Therefore,  we encourage farmers to be aware of feeding damage, especially in forage crops. For those ... caterpillars vary in color from greenish to tan to dark brown with stripes along the body.  They can be easily ...

7. Response of Soils and Crops to Gypsum Application in Ohio

   readily available to crops. Fleuridor et al. (2020) reported no improvements in crop yields from gypsum ... process and the sulfate released is prone to leach before it can be utilized by the crop. Thus, as more ... conservation tillage is being adopted in Ohio, there may be less need for sulfur fertilizer inputs due to ...

8. See You at the Farm Science Review!

   Alex Thomas Drone Inter-seeding of Cover Crops Presale tickets may be purchased online at fsr.osu.edu ... nitrogen management, Battle for the Belt planting date study, and more. You can even test your weed and ... We will be displaying a snapshot of research projects conducted throughout Ohio in the Agronomic ...

9. In Stressful Times, Who Do You Turn To?

   need your support, even if they don’t realize it. In some cases, professional help may be necessary. ... you're a farmer, a family member, or someone else, we all live in a fast-paced world where decisions can ... sometimes it can feel like you can’t take another step. But you are valuable, you are needed, and things ...

10. Ohio State Drought Rapid Response Team provides resources for farmers amid worsening weather conditions

    nitrogen uptake.” Karhoff suggested that farmers consider planting overwintering cover crops such as cereal ... fall. Without significant rainfall, many may have to resort to early marketing of beef calves or, in the ... producers statewide about what drought can mean for their crops and livestock, The Ohio State University ...

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