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1. SAVE THE DATE: 2026 Wheat Field Day on June 17 at the Western Agricultural Research Station

   learning. OSU researchers and Ohio Corn and Wheat will highlight current field trials including the Wheat to ... to receive a free lunch sponsored by Ohio Corn and Wheat) RSVP: go.osu.edu/wheat26 or call the ... Champaign County Extension Office at 937-484-1526 Event Sponsor: Ohio Corn and Wheat ...

2. Soil Health

   fallow periods, are becoming more prevalent. In Ohio, where corn and soybeans dominate the agronomic ... climatic and soil conditions present in the state, common issues of concern include drainage problems, ... address these issues without compromising economic feasibility are becoming better outlined. Programs such ...

3. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 2 – Introduction to Battle for the Belt 2.0

   corn and soybean replanting decisions. Planting dates continue to be an important factor because of ... and diseases, all of which can reduce the target plant population (Figure 1). When low plant ... and 2026, we are working on a project on replant decisions for corn and soybean. The project is funded ...

4. Spring Management Reminders for Maximizing Nutritive Value of Ryelage

   rapidly after the flag-leaf stage, with a reduction of 2% from flag-leaf to boot, and 2.7% from boot to ... Charleston and Wooster. Rye was planted on October 16 th at both sites, and harvest dates can be found in ... E.A., and W. Deen. 2019. Winter cereal cover crops for spring forage in temperate climates. Agronomy ...

5. Lep Monitoring Network – Black Cutworm and True Armyworm Update # 1

   be monitoring 5 moth pests including black cutworm (BCW), true armyworm (AMW), corn earworm (CEW), ... along field edges that will be planted to corn and monitored weekly for about 7 weeks. Last week the ... numbers should plan to scout for BCW larvae after corn is planted until V6 stage, especially in fields ...

6. Drought Eases in Northwest Ohio

   Climate Summary With 4-8 inches of precipitation across northern Ohio over the last 30 days (March ... three months ago and 74% at the beginning of October 2025 (Figure 1). The driest conditions remain ... the wetter conditions of late across northern counties, while our sensors in southern Ohio support ...

7. Precision Conservation: Targeted Conservation Practices for Profitable and Sustainable Crop Production

   that address resource concerns such as water quality, soil erosion, and soil health. Applications are ... through public-private partnerships. RCPP helps producers address issues like soil health, water quality, ... discuss EQIP/CSP eligibility and priority resource concerns, and request a conservation plan. Visit your ...

8. Bacillus cereus: A Foodborne Illness Confused with the 24-hour Flu

   means it can become part of a person’s diet with just about any type of food. If people cook their food ... Marrollo, R. (2016). Bacillus cereus food-borne disease. In V. Savini (Ed.), The diverse faces of Bacillus ... shop.elsevier.com/books/the-diverse-faces-of-bacillus-cereus/savini/978-0-12-801474-5 Originally written November 9, 2011, by Lydia Medeiros and Jeffery LeJeune. For more information ...

9. CentralStar News, Scholarship, Careers, & Internships

   CentralStar scholarships available CentralStar is accepting applications for up to seven $1,000 scholarships to students pursuing agriculture-related education. Eligible applicants include high-school seniors or current college/technical-school students. ...

10. Profile: Dr. R.S. Bana

    Agricultural Research Institute and the Ohio State University, promoting knowledge exchange on key issues such ...

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