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Elvis Has Left the Building
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-34/elvis-has-left-building
Extension Specialist, has retired from The Ohio State University. In his time at Ohio State, Mark led an ... applied research and extension program focused on weed management in agronomic crops. Known for his quick ... wit and no-nonsense attitude, Mark was a foundational part of OSU’s Agronomic Crops Team. Mark ...
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You Can Now Follow OSU Agronomic Crops Team on Twitter
Team on Twitter at https://twitter.com/OSU_Agronomy. You may also follow us on Facebook at ... Crops Team is a multi-disciplinary group of Extension Educators, Field and State Specialists, and ... Researchers from Ohio State University Extension. Our mission is to provide accurate and timely information, ...
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Wheat Planting When the Soil is Dry
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-34/wheat-planting-when-soil-dry
some areas of the state, there may be concerns about delayed germination and emergence after planting. ... to soil moisture conservation, excessive tillage may also result in soil crusting and emergence ... your county’s Hessian fly-safe date), you may want to consider increasing your seeding rate to 1.6 to ...
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Harvesting and Handling Ear Rot-Affected Corn
is a concern for the livestock and ethanol industries. Feed made from heavily contaminated grain may ... Consequently, ethanol plants may reject GER-affect grain with high levels of vomitoxin. Slow grain dry-down, ... with moldy corn, this may not be the best practice. Using the same distance opening as the main sieve ...
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Feeding Frosted Forages
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-34/feeding-frosted-forages
I am beginning to get questions about toxicities that can develop after forages are frosted. There ... is potential for some forage toxicities and other problems that can develop after a frost. Prussic ... develop toxic levels of prussic acid, including the following: Johnsongrass Shattercane Chokecherry Black ...
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AVOID A NIGHTMARE NEXT SPRING!!!!!!!!
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-34/avoid-nightmare-next-spring
in that one. Scouting hayfields and pastures and applying controls this month, especially in NEW ... the Common Ohio Winter Annual Weed Identification video. We also have a collection of digital books ... recommendations is the Weed Control Guide for Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois; many of these species are featured in ...
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David Brown receives CFAES Distinguished Alumni Award
https://fst.osu.edu/news/david-brown-receives-cfaes-distinguished-alumni-award
leadership. David graduated from The Ohio State University in 1962 with a bachelor’s degree in Dairy ... product development, and marketing of both infant and adult food products at Frigo Cheese and Ross ... development, application, and promotion of enzyme modified cheese. David later formed Dairy Specialties, Inc. ...
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Weather Update: Cool, Dry Weather Continues
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-34/weather-update-cool-dry-weather-continues
southern Ohio, but this is a good environment to continue drying crops ahead of harvest. The situation ... monthly climate summaries, please visit the State Climate Office of Ohio. Forecast High pressure will keep ... well down into the low to mid 30s. This raises the possability of some areas of Ohio (e.g., NW and NE) ...
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October Usually Brings Our First Fall Freeze
Regional Climate Center (MRCC) has developed a new Freeze Date Tool ...
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Battle for the Belt: which crop should be planted first, corn or soybean?
short and disconnected (e.g., good weather in April, bad weather in May, then good weather again in ... April), 2) early (second two weeks of April), 3) normal (first two weeks of May), late (last two weeks of ... May), and very late (first two weeks of June). Corn and soybean will be planted side by side on each ...