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1. Corn Relative Maturities and Yield Potential in Ohio

   results are summarized in Figure 1 (planted mid-May) and Figure 2 (planted late-May/Early June). More ... frost dates in Ohio could result in an earlier corn harvest or lower grain moisture content at maturity, ... longer relative maturity hybrids. The OCPT results are available online and may be a useful resource as ...

2. Benefits of Using Seed-Propagated Strawberries as Planting Materials

   University In Ohio, fresh local strawberries are typically produced in open fields from late spring to early ... production in Ohio have empowered strawberry growers to produce locally grown strawberries competitively. ... , Neopestalotiopsis, spreading through transplants has caused severe crop losses in both open-field and greenhouse ...

3. A Cold and Snowy Winter So Far

   we may squeak above freezing for southern Ohio on Tuesday and again on Friday. However, in both ... (Feb. 6) may pack a punch for northern and northeastern Ohio and bears watching. After each of these ... early February check in. Last time, we discuss the main climate signals we were watching heading into ...

4. Organic Grains Conference Research Posters 2026

   cover cropping: comparing two tillage reduction strategies in an organic corn-soy-wheat rotation.* Abbe ... control. We compared two reduced tillage strategies across a three-year corn-soy-wheat rotation: In the ... compaction layer, higher weed pressure, lower N delivery to corn, which in turn resulted in lower corn yields ...

5. Risk for Lyme disease in Ohio is equal to Connecticut, study shows

    is as high in Ohio as it is for those living in Northeast states that have dealt with Lyme disease ... people, I like to stress this means one out of every two ticks that you might encounter in Ohio could ... populations of the right hosts in this ecological community in Ohio, that this pathogen vector system could ...

6. Benefits of Precision Agriculture

   Additionally, machine data combined with yield data can be used to make crop production decisions, especially in ... auto-guidance technology, overlap reduction can range from 3% to 35% (on a per-field basis). These savings are ... dependent upon field size and shape, with higher benefits occurring in large, irregularly shaped fields or ...

7. Purchasing Hay Equipment: Tedders and Rakes

   As mentioned, tedders are aggressive machines and multiple passes over a field may result in higher ... which can result in higher ash and damage to stubble. Correct settings are necessary to reduce the ... also a popular choice with many hay producers as they are generally gentler on the hay crop. Rotary ...

8. Virtual Bell Pepper School

   disease management to the impact of growth regulators on yield and quality, delivered by leading Ohio ... Improved Weed Control in Bell Peppers,  Ram Yadav, Assistant Professor, Horticulture and Crop Science ... Attendees will explore the latest insights in bell pepper production, from cutting‑edge pest and ...

9. Risk for Lyme disease in Ohio is equal to Connecticut, study shows

   for being bitten by a tick infected with bacteria that cause Lyme disease is as high in Ohio as it is ... number of Lyme disease cases in Ohio, and we are going to be considered a high-incidence state moving ... ecological community in Ohio, that this pathogen vector system could really establish and take off. And ...

10. Nature plays big role in shaping regional carbon storage, study shows

    the  Congo Basin  are known as “passive” carbon sinks because they absorb more carbon than they release ... Tatyana Woodall U.S. forests have stored more carbon in the past two decades than at any time in ... environmental factors may have contributed to the increase in carbon sequestered by forests. They found that ...

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