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Dr. Sathya Gopalakrishnan among 21 researchers selected for the inaugural GRO Academy cohort
development program equips faculty with the skills needed to lead complex, interdisciplinary collaborations in ... Knowledge Enterprise at Ohio State. “It is yet another way the university is investing in developing our ... Professor, Department of Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics, College of Food, Agricultural, and ...
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Putting poison hemlock in perspective
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/19-2021/putting-poison-hemlock-perspective
Ohio. We know that while hemlock has been all over southern Ohio for years, it is continuing to spread ... northward, where new occurrences and observations of it may be engendering concern in the general public and ... seed, an abundance of seed in one season can lead to much higher populations the following ...
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Corn Rootworms and Fireflies
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/19-2021/corn-rootworms-and-fireflies
Most of us remember a connection between fireflies and corn rootworm hatch. This connection may ... the past. We also know a lot more about corn rootworm biology. In Ohio, western corn rootworms are by ... far the most common (although you may see some northern corn rootworms). Adult rootworms lay eggs in ...
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30-Year Celebration
https://southcenters.osu.edu/events/30-year-celebration
Wednesday, September 29, 2021. We plan on using this occasion primarily to market our program areas to ... College and to OSU administration. Bookmark this page for future updates as our special event grows ...
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Rye can be a pesky weed.
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/19-2021/rye-can-be-pesky-weed
In recent years Ohio has seen a huge resurgence of rye usage as a cover crop. While rye can be ... neighboring fields. In parts of Ohio this season, volunteer rye is obvious in many crop fields. This is ... happens to be a seed production field of wheat where any rye (even one plant) is unacceptable. Even in ...
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Survey says…better designed survey questions generate truer responses
One example from a survey Hu plans to send to Ohio producers, growers, and small agribusiness owners, ... in a survey may not always reflect reality, particularly surveys asking folks “what do you plan to ... such as “a lot” that may be expected as a result of asking the second question. Hu says posing ...
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Summer is a good time for a youth labor checkup
https://agnr.osu.edu/news/summer-good-time-youth-labor-checkup
subject to Ohio’s youth employment laws. This means that farms may hire youth to mow the grass and do ... employers who want to employ a youth under 14, as Ohio may deem that a violation of state law. Before ... here at www.com.ohio.gov/documents/laws_Minor%20Wage%20Agreement.pdf. Do your recordkeeping. Just as ...
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Weather Update: First of the Season Tornadoes Strike Ohio
of southwest Ohio picked up 2-7” of rainfall, some of this occurring in less than one hour, leaving ... Though not in the heart of Tornado Alley, Ohio certainly deals with its fair share of severe ... weather. The season typically ramps up during May and June, but severe weather so far in 2021 has been ...
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Increase in seasonal worker visas a temporary solution for Ohio’s food and agricultural labor markets
Environmental & Development Economics, says the move offers a temporary solution but doesn’t address ... Access to labor was a concern for Ohio’s food and agriculture sectors before the onset of the ... (non-agricultural) visas. A new report, Ohio’s H-2A and H-2B workforce: An update, by Margaret Jodlowski, Assistant ...
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June 24th CORN Live Webinar Focuses on Weeds in Soybeans and Wheat Harvest
Development and Membership at Ohio Corn and Wheat, and John Hoffman, Pickaway County farmer, will also be ... Mark Loux, Professor and Extension Specialist in Weed Science at OSU. In many parts of Ohio, wind or ... available to answer questions about adjustments to weed control programs. Brad Moffitt, Director of Market ...