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1. Dry Conditions in Corn & Stalk Quality Concerns

   The 2024 crop season has brought extended periods of dry weather for many parts of Ohio, mostly ... quality can be compromised. Crop stress conditions increase the potential for stalk lodging (Figure 1). ... For instance, corn stalk rot, and consequently, lodging, are the results of several different but ...

2. Dry Conditions in Corn – Implications and Recommendations

   Agronomic decisions that could be used to lessen the effects of drought and high temperatures in corn ... yields can be affected by drought; among cereals, corn is one of the most sensitive crops. Weather ... rains. Most of our corn fields in Ohio are at the dough (R4) and dented (R5) stages. The highest water ...

3. Corn Yield Forecasts for Ohio as of August 27, 2024

   end-of-season corn yield will be in that category. Adapted from Grassini et al., 2024. Summary As of August 27, ... 2024, the projected results for Ohio show optimistic yields for Wooster, neutral projections for ... Northwest (near average), and lower yields for Western. These projections are in agreement with the recently ...

4. Battle for the Belt: Season 2, Episode 23- Interview with Tom Fontana from Ohio Soybean Council

   decisions on how the checkoff dollars are being spent. The money collected in Ohio goes to research, ... the yield benefits and penalties for certain planting dates. The checkoff funds soybean cyst nematode ... one yield robber for soybeans in the U.S. The checkoff is also funding various soils research with ...

5. Response of Soils and Crops to Gypsum Application in Ohio

   conservation tillage is being adopted in Ohio, there may be less need for sulfur fertilizer inputs due to ... atmospheric S inputs. But does the S in gypsum application result in yield increases in Ohio? The results are ... lowered corn yield in one of the four years at both locations. A general finding across all studies ...

6. Corn Sweat and Humidity: A Few Facts Explained

   peak of corn water use, and in Ohio, we are well past that point now. From there, water use in corn ... indirectly due to limited moisture availability [2].   For Ohio in 2024, much of the state has seen ... “corn sweat.” What is corn sweat and how much does it contribute to the oppressive heat in the summer? ...

7. Livestock Production Resources

   https://extensionpubs.osu.edu/search.php?search_query=resource%20books&section=produc Newsletters Beef Cattle Letter Buckeye Dairy News Buckeye Yard and Garden onLine C.O.R.N ... Educator Team Livestock Resource Books for sale at the office: ... . Newsletter (Crop Observation & Recommendation Network) Ohio Ag Manager Ohio Grape-Wine Electronic ...

8. Ohio Doing Battle With the Armyworm- Here's What We Know

   resistance in armyworms in Ohio, we would recommend growers scout ALL corn (Bt or non-Bt) for any evidence of ... easiest in younger instars.  Fall armyworm migrates into Ohio during the latter part of summer and could ... these crops are not produced in Ohio, but several of them are. As a result, we encourage farmers to be ...

9. Still Be Mindful About Fall Armyworm, Especially in Forages and Turf

   Therefore,  we encourage farmers to be aware of feeding damage, especially in forage crops. For those ... before the fall rest period in Northern Ohio should be taken around September 7 th and in Southern Ohio ... We are continuing to see high fall armyworm moth catches in some of our Ohio traps [see the ...

10. Ohio State assists Ohio farmers following USDA natural disaster declaration

    designations open the door for much-needed support.” Ohio’s corn and soybean crops have been particularly hard ... began in Ohio in mid-June have worsened throughout the summer. The majority of Ohio is now grappling ... exceptional drought in history, affecting 15 counties. Farmers in the designated counties are now eligible for ...

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