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1. Rain in August Helps Make Grain – Until it Becomes Too Much

   conducive to ear disease development. If plants have bent or snapped, yield losses may also be incurred. In ... the grain-filling stages, and the yield impacts of flooding will likely differ for each crop. Soybeans ... loss (25% to 85%). Additionally, there is a wide range in varietal tolerance to flooding for soybeans ...

2. Seed Saving

   methods, and featuring a hands-on demonstration. Feel free to bring your own seeds, chair, and water ... Join MGV's and Florentina Rodriguez for a session on seed saving, covering its history, ... bottle. The event is free and open to all, but registration is required. Visit link to register:  ...

3. Beef and Dairy Cattle Artificial Insemination Class to be Offered

   Dillonvale, Ohio. Artificial insemination (AI) continues to be an important management tool for both beef and ... Producers interested in improving herd genetics while reducing breeding costs are invited to ... Wednesday, October 7 and Wednesday, October 14, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at SB Nemo Farm, 945 County Road 20, ...

4. 2026 Corn Yield Forecast for Ohio as of August 25

   Yp forecasts (bu/ac) 75 th percentile Probability (%) of 2026 yield to be: Below long-term potential ... Probability (%) of 2026 yield to be: Near long-term potential Probability (%) of 2026 yield to be: Above ... showing potential for maintaining or improving yields.   Corn begins to scale down its water use as it ...

5. Understanding Corn Ear Abnormalities: Tip Dieback

   tolerance to stress. A common agronomic “rule of thumb” has suggested that we did not plant enough seeds per ... insured cause of loss and it may affect your crop yield (like weather), consider reaching out to crop ... abnormalities can develop at different times and due to various factors. Tip Dieback ears were recently observed ...

6. Managing Waterlogged Hayfields and Pastures

   waterlogged fields generally have a higher risk of diseases later in the season. Soil Management During ... contribute, particularly in new seedings. Because flooding injury and root diseases can produce similar ... options that will contribute to first cutting yields for spring 2027 alfalfa. Alfalfa that was planted in ...

7. Cultivating Our Future

   from the Darke County Farm Bureau is proud to host the first annual Cultivating Our Future Series at the ... Lead Researcher, Ohio Soybean Council (Sunday, 8/23 at 5:00 p.m.) Growing and Cooking with Herbs and ... Industry Update, Career Paths in the Industry, and Cooking with Eggs —Justin Feltz, Production Manager ...

8. Camp Counselor and Junior Fair Board Applications are now available!

   applicant need to be filled out either paper or online) Youth that are at least current freshman in high school, ... committed to attending all meetings. Counselors selected will be responsible for paying a portion of their ... desiring to be a Camp Counselor need to submit an application form to the Extension Office by November 2, ...

9. Andrew Holden

   professionals and resources to achieve them.   B.A. in Agribusiness and Applied Economics M.S. in Agricultural ... Andrew Holden Business Management Educator Farm Succession, Viticulture Penn State Extension- Lake ... Erie Regional Grape Program 716-640-2656 azh6192@psu.edu Andrew Holden is the Business Management ...

10. Ohio Soybean Growers: Scout for Red Crown Rot and Submit Samples for Diagnosis

    pay particular attention to  Red Crown Rot (RCR), an emerging soilborne disease of soybean that was ... As soybean plants progress through reproductive growth stages, this is an important time to scout ... fields for soybean diseases. Several diseases become more noticeable later in the season, and accurately ...

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