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1. 4-H Club Flower Display Award

   & Greenhouses  is again donating all of the annual flowers you need to create your fair planters for ... containers must be turned in to the Extension Office between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday, before fair. Flower ... and incorporation of the fair theme. Awards will be given for first to fifth place as well as ...

2. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 6 – Corn Staging

   Season 4, Episode 6 of Battle for the Belt is now available:  In Episode 6, we discuss the ... overall crop performance. The correct way to determine the vegetative stage of a corn plant is by counting ... senesced or fallen off, making it difficult to count visible leaf collars. In this case, the stalk can be ...

3. Dairy Dollars: Feed Prices, Nutrient Costs, and Milk Income

   University According to an issue of Farm Policy News, from the University of Illinois, in the last month, ... harvest due to the current lack of rain and adequate planting conditions. While Ohio is not yet affected ... commodities in Ohio. These results were produced by SESAME™ for the central Ohio region on May 24, 2026. The ...

4. Graduate Exit Seminar- Dae'Anthony Streeter

   Plan to join Dae'Anthony Streeter's graduate exit seminar on June 23, 2026, at 8:00 am  ... science educators in an urban Midwestern context perceive community and environmental conditions and how ... pollution, and limited green space, alongside supports like community partnerships and locally relevant ...

5. Claire Morris named new Family Consumer Sciences Educator--Warren County

   Science degree in Agricultural Communication with a minor in Youth Development from The Ohio State ... University in 2026. During her time at Ohio State, she completed two summer internships with the Warren ... Environmental Sciences (CFAES). Originally from Greene County, Claire is passionate about developing educational ...

6. Spring 2026 Tick Update: What Ohioans Need to Know Right Now

   must feed for 24 to 48 hours to transmit disease. Certain pathogens can be transmitted to a host in as ... reported in Southern Ohio due to the expansion of the Lone Star Tick. The briefing also issues a stark ... are urging increased vigilance regarding tick safety. In a newly released educational video, Dr. Tim ...

7. Claire Morris

   of Science degree in Agricultural Communication with a minor in Youth Development from The Ohio State ... University in 2026. During her time at Ohio State, she completed two summer internships with the Warren ... Environmental Sciences (CFAES). Originally from Greene County, Claire is passionate about developing educational ...

8. Bring on the Summer Weather

   is 180 to 240 GDDs below average to date for northeast Ohio due to the chilly May conditions, but ... https://go.osu.edu/oh-climate-summaries.   Weather Forecast & Outlook A warm, summer-like pattern is in store for Ohio this week (June ... was Ohio’s 22 nd wettest May on record and 5 th wettest spring (March – May). This is the first time ...

9. Livestock Producers Are Advised To Quarantine New Animals

   there is a risk for humans.  If you plan to travel this summer to the SW US or a country in Central ... reported back in the 1960’s.  While this is a significant concern to livestock producers in the Southwest ... US, and for a significant portion of the US beef industry, we in Ohio are at a lower risk. Given the ...

10. Extension Office Closed

    Ohio State University Extension in Fulton County will be closed on Wednesday, September 9 and ... Thursday, September 10 as office staff will be working at the Fulton County Junior Fair Livestock Sale.  ...

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