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1. Cover Crop Considerations in the Dry Ohio Conditions

   during the fall, winter, and spring months. The cover crop can hold that nitrogen in the biomass and ... release for use by the following crop. Some cover crops can tie up nitrogen, especially when the ... cover crop residue can serve as a protective barrier between soil and the elements. Cover crops can ...

2. New Hire Announcement – Welcome, Dr. Emma Grace Matcham

   technology transfer and adoption of recommended practices. Forage (corn silage, grass cover crops, grazed ... Department of Horticulture and Crop Science in January 2025 as an Assistant Professor and Forage ... sustainable production of forages and other agronomic crops. Dr. Matcham received her Ph.D. in Agronomy at the ...

3. Graduate Exit Seminar- Hengkang Zhao

   quality index (SQI). Soils were sampled under long-term tillage (no-till, NT vs chisel-till, T) and ... highlight the need for site-specific management strategies. NT significantly benefited crop height both for ... periods. This emphasizes the need for dynamic soil quality assessments that account for crop growth stages ...

4. Ohio Agronomy Guide, 16th Edition

   corn, small grain, and forage crop production and management. Also, seed evaluation and weed control for ... economic comparisons, winter malting barley management, and use of cover crops as part of an integrated ... NEW! Ohio Agronomy Guide, 16th Edition The Ohio Agronomy Guide (472HO) serves as the official ...

5. Ohio Agronomy Guide, 16th Edition (PDF)

   management, soil fertility, and corn, small grain, and forage crop production and management. Also, seed ... soybean double crop economic comparisons, winter malting barley management, and use of cover crops as part ... NEW! Ohio Agronomy Guide, 16th Edition (PDF) The newly revised Ohio Agronomy Guide (e472HO) serves ...

6. End-of-Season Soil Nitrogen After Corn

   This study aims to measure residual soil nitrogen (soil nitrate and ammonium after corn as another ... helps identify future N management adjustments that can result in improved efficiency of applied N. ... cover crops to retain residual N.  For more information, CLICK HERE or reach out to Heather by email at ...

7. Carbon Sequestration for the Farmer and Landowner Presented by: Ohio State University Extension Energy Outreach Program

   practices that capture CO₂.  Such practices include, planting trees, no till farming, cover crop usage, and ... Energy Outreach Program The most abundant greenhouse gas in the atmosphere is carbon dioxide (CO₂).  CO₂ ... is produced in many ways that we live out our day-to-day operations.  Any time fossil fuels are ...

8. TWEL Grant Ravary

   for conservation as changes in arrangement and surrounding cover type may render some habitat unusable ... connectivity and suitability analysis we can better understand what cover types need conservation for the ... ecosystems, serving as an analogue for the native prairie Galliformes. After their introduction in the 1800’s ...

9. TWEL Grant Ravary

   for conservation as changes in arrangement and surrounding cover type may render some habitat unusable ... connectivity and suitability analysis we can better understand what cover types need conservation for the ... ecosystems, serving as an analogue for the native prairie Galliformes. After their introduction in the 1800’s ...

10. Ohio State continues to assist farmers as drought and rain create unprecedented challenges for soybean crops

    they need to consider the impact of the rain on crop quality and how much damage buyers will accept.” ... “Unfortunately, not much can be done now, but this year will serve as an important reference for future extreme ... compromised crop quality and uncertain futures. Severe drought has weakened soybean pods throughout the state, ...

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