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1. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 14 – 2026 Weather Overview and Harvest Conditions

   growing season, from flooding to heat that impact our Ag crops. We started the year with a very cold and ... Stations, while the first two planting dates have been harvested at Wooster. For corn, it started to reach ... Corn harvest is expected to begin soon at the Northwest and Wooster locations, where crops have taken ...

2. Creating Small Woodland Openings

   a recent harvest. Whether you are new to forest stewardship or actively managing your woods, this workshop ... practices to preparing for the harvest. Participants will hear from forestry and wildlife professionals, ... learn about invasive species management, crop tree release, and deer impacts on forest regeneration. The ...

3. Soybean Harvest Challenges: Wet Conditions, Soybean of Other Colors, and Seed Diseases

   begun harvesting are reporting discolored seeds. To help minimize harvest-related losses and preserve ... seed quality, farmers should pay close attention to three key considerations this season: 1) timely ... leaves jumped to ≈60%, still well behind the ≈80% observed at this time last year. That means a lot of ...

4. Stalk Quality, Ear Health Vital To Harvest Success

   harvesting that field sooner rather than later may be a wise decision. While checking stalk strength, take ... yield estimates, and finding a weather window to get harvest started. While those are certainly ... from stalk tissues to finish filling kernels. The result can be weakened stalks that become more ...

5. Forage Prussic Acid Concerns During Fall Frosts

   can form dhurrin and prussic acid unless they are a variety that’s been specifically breed not to form ... suspected high dhurrin concentration. This is good news for most Ohio farmers, since most sorghum and ... your lab or test kit, and understand that prussic acid levels can continue to change over a matter of ...

6. Annie's Project in Hardin County Seeks Additional Sponsors

   a methodology that builds confidence, develops networks and creates lifelong learners among women farmers ... women together to learn from the experts in production, financial management, human resources, ... On behalf of Ohio State University Extension in Hardin County, we are pleased to invite you to ...

7. Rising Reporter

   Discover different journalism formats, the elements that create a reliable news story, how to ... cover a breaking news story, and why sharing credible information is important. ©2027. ...

8. Take The Stress Out Of Holiday Spending

   How much can you afford to spend overall? Create a budget that breaks down your spending by person or ... end up leading to a very stressful time of year. Taking time to plan ahead and create a budget can ... As the holiday season approaches you might start to feel overwhelmed with the cost of gifts, ...

9. Harvesting and Storing Drier Than Desired Corn Silage

   silage has yet to reach the traditional ½ to ¾ milk line for silage harvest; however, diseases like tar ... ideal conditions, the roll gap is usually 1 to 3 mm. As kernels become harder, the ideal gap may ... decrease to less than 1 mm. While at normal moisture, the goal is to have fewer than 4 kernels that are ...

10. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 13– Cornstalk Integrity and Ear Molds

    at a greater risk of lodging. Fields with weakened stalks should be prioritized for earlier harvest ... a field. If 10% or more of the ears are affected, consider prioritizing that field for early harvest. Grain ... from affected fields should be dried promptly to below 15% moisture after harvest to help limit fungal ...

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