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1. 2026 Ohio 4R Technology Review Field Day Slated for Southern Ohio

   agricultural engineer with Ohio State University; and Bill Lehmkuhl, owner of Precision Agri Services. ... irrigation technology, and precision nutrient tools are being applied on Ohio farms and in ag retail ... and others involved in Ohio agriculture are invited to attend the 2026 Ohio 4R Technology Review Field ...

2. Tick Talk: Protecting People, Pets, and Livestock

   practices for protecting themselves and their livestock, and hear insights from a tick research expert Dr. ... and reduce tick exposure on farms, pastures, and around the home. Participants will also learn best ... Tim McDermott DVM and Troy Koser on local species and disease concerns. Designed for livestock owners, ...

3. Improving global food system resilience against geopolitical conflicts under changing climate and soil pollution

   Follow the link below to read Dr. Lal's article that was just published in CSA news ... :  https://www.sciencesocieties.org/publications/csa-news/2026/june/geopoli... Photo by Jacques Descloitres | NASA ...

4. QA Your Way in 2026

   QA program in the state of Ohio before  June 1  of the current year to compete at the Clermont County ... in agricultural livestock production have surfaced that must be addressed at all levels of food ... for consumers. Therefore, the Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) mandates that all youth exhibiting ...

5. A Tale of Two States – Wet vs Dry

   Drought Monitor indicates about 2% of the state is still in D1-moderate drought conditions, focused on ... resources, please visit our Drought Conditions and Resources page or the State Climate Office of Ohio. Figure ... indicate growing drought concerns in this part of Ohio.     Figure 2) Daily average left) Two-inch soil ...

6. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 2 – Corn and Soybean Planting Update

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0guQQ8KymU Spring planting is officially underway across the state of Ohio, as well as within our Battle for ... activity has marked the start of our 2026 growing season. At the Wooster location in Wayne County, Ohio ... conditions had improved enough to allow for fieldwork. In Clark County, Ohio, at the Western Agricultural ...

7. Freeze Follow-Up: How Does Recovery Look?

   these pale plants, the mesocotyl and crown were still white in color, showing the signs of a healthy ... statistically the same (average of 74 bushels per acre) as soybean planted in mid-May that had plant populations ... closer to 100,000 plants per acre (average of 63 to 73 bushels per acre). Next steps for these field ...

8. Soybean Plants and Potential for Freeze Damage

   OH farmer) What does this mean for emerged soybean? At emergence, the growing point of a soybean ... practices: Tillage. We’ve observed a higher amount of freeze damage to soybean plants in no-till fields ... Western Agricultural Research Station (Clark County, Ohio) dropped to 28 ° F on April 22. In a no-till ...

9. May Farm Talk Breakfast

   May's Farm Talk Breakfast will focus on Cottage Food Laws with Family and Consumer Science ... breakfast! We will discuss what cottage foods are, how to label them for sale, and how to navigate the ... landscape of operating a cottage food business. Please RSVP by May 19 to the Noble County OSU Extension ...

10. Using Liquid Manure with Newly Planted Corn and Soybeans

    true for both corn and soybeans. The seed is protected by an inch or more of soil. In university ... potash in manure are all salts and can interfere with seed germination and emergence if the manure and ... V-4 stage (four true leaves) of growth without an issue. The nitrogen in the liquid manure will be ...

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