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1. Delayed Wheat Germination and Emergence Due to Dry Soil in Northwest Ohio

   historical projections originated from a wheat planting date study in Wooster, Ohio, conducted between ... even though the majority of stems were produced in the spring. This year, with dry soil, farmers may be ... Drought conditions continue to persist in northwest Ohio (Figure 1). Although winter wheat was ...

2. Urban Agriculture in Ohio

   production. They started growing in raised cement block beds on an old black top parking lot to grow food ... in Columbus as well. The number of urban farms in the Columbus metropolitan area has grown from ... approximately 7 urban farms in 2014 to nearly 40 urban farms in 2024. While some urban farms in Columbus are ...

3. Producers Should Plan Their Final Grazing Based On Conditions

   made any soil fertility applications in anticipation of fall dormancy.  Our cool-season grass species ... plant to store energy in preparation for the winter dormancy period. The question of when to end the ... forage needs, and your management plans for the remainder of the fall and into next spring.  To start the ...

4. New ServSafe 2026 Dates Announced!

   Mahoning County has announced its 2026 schedule for ServSafe® Manager Certification courses. This ... safety training that meets Ohio’s Level II Certification in Food Protection requirements. The ServSafe® ... course is ideal for food service managers and staff working in restaurants, schools, hospitals, and other ...

5. County Food Resources

   communities. Before you go, it’s a good idea to call ahead, hours and eligibility requirements may change, and ... meal ideas, or need help finding local food assistance programs — you are in the right place. This page ... some locations may have residency restrictions. ...

6. Scholarship Opportunity for Undergrads with Feed Industry Focus

   have a preference for those majoring in Animal Sciences (and Poultry Science). All applications are due ... by January 31st!  Application form and more information is here. ...

7. 4-H Chick Quest is Open!

   Add Eggs May 1: Lock Down Day (Day 18!) May 3: Hatch Day Most eggs will come from local producers ... willing to accept the chicks at the end of the session. Chicks may stay longer at your location but ... supplies may need returned sooner. 4-H Educator may be available to add eggs, candle eggs, and share ...

8. Soil Health

   fertility testing (every one to three years) because on-farm soil health changes slowly. It is recommended ... soil health minus on-farm soil health). Marking the sampling locations in a smartphone app is also ... practices, producers in Ohio may improve not only yields but also water quality, ecosystem services, and ...

9. College Credit Plus Information Night

   College Credit Plus Information Night at Ohio State ATI in Wooster Thursday, March 5, 2026, at ... simultaneoulsy, at no cost, while attending the Ohio State ATI campus in Wooster!  Benefits of Enrollment in ... Building, Classroom 175 Check-in starts at 5:45; Presentation begins at 6:00 p.m. and lasts approximately ...

10. Fall Herbicide Application May Be Necessary Post-Harvest

    Harvest is upon us and in some areas, actively on going. As crops mature and we get to see ... a little deeper into the fields, you may be able to better see a few of the weed escapes that have been ... resources. It is also important to recognize the different growth habits and life cycles that may be present ...

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