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1. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 2 – Introduction to Battle for the Belt 2.0

   low seeding rates to purposely achieve low plant populations. Target Planting Dates (2-week intervals) ... April with a population of 25,000 plants per acre can achieve yields close to 98% of the optimum yield ... corn and soybean replanting decisions. Planting dates continue to be an important factor because of ...

2. Precision Conservation: Targeted Conservation Practices for Profitable and Sustainable Crop Production

   high-yield areas exist across a field. Diagnose hotspots and management zones. Locate persistently low ... management practices instead of using one treatment for the entire field. Select practices matched to field ... management zones. Incorporate economics by converting yield to revenue and combining this data with spatially ...

3. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 1 – Which Crop Won the Belt 1.0?

   management practices were adjusted within each crop. Soybeans were planted at four seeding rates (100,000 to ... Key Takeaways for Soybeans Across all years and locations, soybean yield was maximized with early ... which helped to maintain or maximize yield. Key Takeaways for Corn Across all years and locations, corn ...

4. Bacillus cereus: A Foodborne Illness Confused with the 24-hour Flu

   problem. Key Facts B. cereus and its toxin cannot be seen, smelled, or tasted. One of the best ways to ... This is similar to a seed. A dormant seed has the potential to grow, but it is not actively growing ... to 140 F for no more than 2 hours (USFDA, 2012). Double Trouble for Sickness As B. cereus cells grow ...

5. Research News

   grand challenge spending plan Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) poses a serious threat to poultry ... resistance to HPAI by targeting key host genes required for viral attachment and activation. Planned ... disease transmission. The outcomes of this research are expected to advance innovative disease ...

6. Buchenroth Receives Ohio 4-H Young Alumni Award

   part of their distinctive achievement and success to their 4-H participation. Kolt is the Director of ... Award at the Ohio 4-H Conference on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. ...  The Young Alumni Award is presented to a 4-H alumnus who is early in their career and has attributed ...

7. Growth Strategies for the Pawpaw Value Chain

   costs and manage scale limitations. About 61% of fruit pulp goes to microbreweries for seasonal beers, ... weather-related events and yield reductions that lower profits. Parallel to BAP are the definition of standardized ... effectively managed in pawpaws, even though active ingredients capable of controlling these diseases are ...

8. Spring Management of Thin Pastures and Hayfields

   a grazing stick can also be utilized to identify thin pastures. Adjust your grazing management for thin ... more prone to weed management challenges. Before applying any herbicides check the Weed Control Guide ... applied to fields intended for broadleaf crops, gardens, or new forage seedings. Checking both the ...

9. Spring Management Reminders for Maximizing Nutritive Value of Ryelage

   management combination on soybean yields were found. In the cover crop plots, where rye residue was left to ... decompose, soybean plant populations were low, but this did not affect yields due to branching. Rye residue ... to its hardiness and biomass production. Spring management decisions can have big impacts on the feed ...

10. Winter Malting Barley Production

    Winter malting barley requires careful management to maximize grain yield and to maintain ... Quality Parameters Disease Management Field Selection Management of Fusarium Head Blight Planting Date, ... high-quality grain for malting purposes. Ohio farmers need to carefully consider growing winter malting barley, ...

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