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1. The North American Manure Expo coming on July 30th and 31st in Wauseon, Ohio

   management and renewable energy. Tour guests will see their new methane digester, manure irrigation system ... hose release safety demonstration. Day two of the Expo kicks off with 16 educational sessions in the ... a variety of projects. Tour #2: Bridgewater Dairy – see how this farm is leading the way in manure ...

2. Summer-Annual Grasses

   corn silage, corn silage is usually the preferred high-energy silage grown in Ohio. Forage sorghum has ... grows 6 to 15 feet tall and has potential for high yields. It is utilized as a one-cut silage or ... high-energy, low-protein characteristics of forage sorghum silage make it a good supplement for high-protein ...

3. Summer-Annual Grasses

   corn silage, corn silage is usually the preferred high-energy silage grown in Ohio. Forage sorghum has ... grows 6 to 15 feet tall and has potential for high yields. It is utilized as a one-cut silage or ... high-energy, low-protein characteristics of forage sorghum silage make it a good supplement for high-protein ...

4. Save the Dates: Regional Conversations

   in person.  Thursday, Nov. 13 – Bowling Green  Friday, Nov. 14 – Urbana  Monday, Nov. 17 ... – Chillicothe  Tuesday, Nov. 18 – Wooster  Wednesday, Nov. 19 – Zanesville  The full agenda and specific timing ... Extension Annual Conference. All OSU Extension employees are expected to attend one of the days. Offices ...

5. Battle for the Belt: Season 3, Episode 16 – Tar Spot in Corn

   off, then it is not tar spot. Though tar spot is prevalent throughout Ohio, if you detect tar spot in ... soybean reached R3 (beginning pod) and the only present disease in soybean has been Septoria brown spot, ... location are presented in Table 1.   Corn at the Northwest and Wooster locations are in vegetative stages. ...

6. Soybean Yield Response to Long-term No-tillage Across Contrasting Ohio Soils

   different soils: Wooster (Wayne County), which has well-drained silt-loam soil; and Hoytville (Wood County), ... performance under no-tillage versus tillage systems In Wooster, no-till had the highest average soybean yield ... at 39 bushels per acre with a yearly yield gain of 0.3 bushels per acre. In comparison, Wooster ...

7. SENR Announcements, July 11

   >> September 4: Cyanotype Workshop (in partnership with Ohio State University Mansfield’s Department ... Meeting & Symposium, Flowing Forward: Ohio's Water in Motion, Nov. 12-13, 2025. Details to submit ... Apply Congratulations! Add paragraph:  Copy:  Join SENR in congratulating Dr. Chris Winslow, director of ...

8. OSU tackles H5N1 in upcoming webinar

   Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES), have been on the front lines in what has been ... protect Ohio’s vital agricultural sector and its communities. Kenney, specializing in molecular virology, ... virus’ spread and understanding its behavior in animal populations. Adding another crucial layer, Warren, ...

9. Hay Matters: Smart Storage and Testing Tips, Plus Some Events

   it all under roof, but we don’t live in a perfect world. Research has shown that even hay stored in ... harvest the field was in.  You may not have been able to get it made at the optimum time, but any hay in ... the barn is better than no hay in most situations. After all of your hard work to get your hay ...

10. Announcing the 2025 CFAES Alumni Award honorees

    methods for foods with SIFT-MS in 2022. Dr. ÖZCAN SİNİR’s research interests are optimizing mass ... Over her career, she has interacted with nearly 900 students in the classroom; 10 national and ... his brother, Tim, in Bucyrus, Ohio. He also has a small herd of Angus cattle.  He is a ninth-year ...

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