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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. 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 ...

3. 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, ...

4. Battle for the Belt: Season 3, Episode 15- Scouting and Management of Soybean Insects

   absent in our field, but it is important to be scouting as we move into reproductive stages, especially ... monitoring for foliar insect pests. Focus scouting efforts on defoliators such as various caterpillar species ... differ by growth stage (Figure 1): From vegetative to bloom (V1-R2), insecticide applications are ...

5. 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 ...

6. Southwest Ohio Agronomy Field Day Set for August 12 at Fayette County Airport

   from the Ohio Corn and Wheat Growers Association will talk about  State and National Policy Updates. In ... The Southwest Ohio Corn Growers Association, in collaboration with Ohio State University Extension ... Southwest Ohio Corn Growers, the Fayette County Travel and Tourism Bureau, the Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers ...

7. Ohio Crop Performance Trials

   The purpose of the Ohio Crop Perfomance Trials is to evaluate varieties, brands and blends for ... from various locations in Ohio on the relative performance of seed currently available to Ohio farmers ... Soybean 2024 Wheat 2024 Archive of Crop Performance Trials Entry forms for Performance Trials ...

8. Pre-Establishment

   vitamins. In the past, the supply of sulfur in Ohio soils was more than adequate for good forage growth ... elemental sulfur ahead of seeding alfalfa. Elemental sulfur requires at least two months to be converted in ... applications at least eight months or more ahead of seeding to obtain the desired soil-test levels in the upper ...

9. Double Crop Soybean (or Late-Planted Soybean) Considerations for 2025

   As wheat harvest begins in Ohio, farmers may be considering double crop soybean. In other areas of ... long as possible to produce nodes where pods can form before vegetative growth is slowed due to ... the state, soybean planting is still underway due to wet spring weather. In either scenario, there are ...

10. Harvest Strategies to Avoid Wheat Quality Losses

    Fusarium head blight (FHB) or head scab has been reported in western Ohio. As we approach wheat ... quality. Prior to harvest, it is important to scout fields, especially those with varieties with poor ... resistance to FHB and where no fungicide was applied at flowering. The main symptoms of FHB are bleached ...

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