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1. Early Detection, Better Decisions: Scout for Soybean Diseases and Test for SCN

   with  The SCN Coalition, we are offering to process up to  TWO soil samples per Ohio grower for SCN ... As soybeans across Ohio progress through V5, R1, and R3 growth stages, now is a great opportunity ... fungicide applications are being made, so scouting now is essential to determine whether a fungicide is ...

2. Corn Vomitoxin Management Critical Considerations at Tassel

   many fungicides available for corn disease management, two are considered to be the most consistently ... application is reaching the silks. Our work on using fungicides for DON management has primarily been ... ground application. Hybrid resistance is crucial, even with fungicide application, in achieving low DON ...

3. Annual Forage Crops

   in early heading to milk stage. Oats can be used for hay; however, as with the winter cereals, oats ... should not be grazed as close or as late in fall as wheat or rye. Barley makes good-quality silage but is ... wheat can be sown later in the fall than barley because it is more winterhardy and able to withstand ...

4. Annual Forage Crops

   or as late in fall as wheat or rye. Barley makes good-quality silage but is less desirable for hay ... Ohio. In the fall, graze only early-seeded small grains. Begin grazing when 6 inches of growth is ... long rest periods are needed: and to extend the grazing season in the fall and early spring. Most ...

5. How to Use the Crop Risk Tool

   example, only between growth stages V10 and R3 for corn foliar diseases. Also keep in mind that the ... the V10 growth stage, the risk of tar spot is low, but extremely high for gray leaf spot. In this ... pathogen must be present in the field along with a susceptible variety or hybrid for disease to occur. In ...

6. Battle for the Belt: Season 3, Episode 14: Corn Disease

   Ohio? The top corn diseases to watch out for in Ohio include: Gray Leaf Spot – consistently prevalent ... development for vomitoxin risk assessment. Models can help you decide whether a fungicide application is worth ... ), Early (mid to late April), Normal (early to mid-May), Late (late May-first week of June), and very late ...

7. Wheat Foliar Diseases and Head Scab Risk

   disease in wheat. Ohio’s wheat crop is either at or past Feeke’s Growth Stage 10 (boot) and now is the ... this week, keep an eye out for other potential foliar diseases such as Stagonospora leaf blotch and ... variety is planted and the risk of FHB is moderate to high, consider a fungicide application of Prosaro, ...

8. Summer-Annual Grasses

   grows 6 to 15 feet tall and has potential for high yields. It is utilized as a one-cut silage or ... for the mutation for lower lignin content resulting in higher fiber digestibility at comparable growth ... utilized. It is not as well suited for hay production as sudangrass. Sorghum-sudangrass hybrids regrow ...

9. Summer-Annual Grasses

   grows 6 to 15 feet tall and has potential for high yields. It is utilized as a one-cut silage or ... for the mutation for lower lignin content resulting in higher fiber digestibility at comparable growth ... utilized. It is not as well suited for hay production as sudangrass. Sorghum-sudangrass hybrids regrow ...

10. Fertilizing Established Stands

    growth. We are beginning to see sulfur deficiencies in alfalfa on some soils in Ohio. For a positive ... forages are given in Tables 7.5 to 7.7. Exceeding the recommended levels for potassium fertilization is ... Fertilization Although sulfur deficiency in forages grown in Ohio is still quite rare, we have begun to see ...

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