Site
Search results
-
Establishing New Forage Stands
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2017-08/establishing-new-forage-stands
Ohio. Timely April planting gives forage seedlings the best opportunity to get a jump on weeds and to be ... a hazard. No-till forage seedings are most successful on silt loam soils with good drainage and are more ... difficult on clay soils or poorly drained soils. Plant seed shallow (¼ to ½ inch deep) in good contact with ...
-
USDA Agricultural Marketing Service to host 2 FREE webinars for fresh produce
https://producesafety.osu.edu/usda-agricultural-marketing-service-host-2-free-webinars-fresh-produce
USDA AMS Fruit and Vegetable Program is hosting 2 webinars for fresh produce growers, marketers, ... Good Agricultural Practices & Good Handling Practices (GAP&GHP) Program & the Produce GAPs ...
-
Ohio State Researcher: Foodborne Illness Costs $77.7 Billion a Year
million or $11 million, depending on which method is used. If this same program only costs $1 million, we ... with foodborne illness, we can compare the cost of programs designed to reduce such illnesses to the ... economic benefits that accrue from these programs. If a particular program results in, say, a reduction of ...
-
Corn Replant Issues
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2014-15/corn-replant-issues
fields. Replant decisions in corn should be based on strong evidence that the returns to replanting will ... assessment on the extent of damage and stand loss too quickly. The following are some guidelines to consider ... this can vary depending on the hybrid used, soil fertility and moisture availability. Table 4-15 in the ...
-
Ear Disorders Appearing in Corn Fields
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2017-34/ear-disorders-appearing-corn-fields
(https://cropwatch.unl.edu/2016/corn-ear-formation-issues-likely-correlated-loss-primary-ear-node). For more on ear development problems and others ear abnormalities, check the following: ...
-
FDA’s Call to Lessen Use of Antibiotics in Livestock Could Increase Consumer Confidence but Could Also Hurt Producers
on getting the livestock and drug industries to voluntarily cut their use. The plan calls for drug ... the plan could impose strains on producers that could eventually impact their bottom line, said John ... 2010, when farm animals in the U.S. consumed 29.1 million pounds of antibiotics, according to the latest ...
-
More on killing corn in a replant situation
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2017-14/more-killing-corn-replant-situation
some to the effect that we were too hard on it. Our comment last week was that Gramoxone or Gramoxone ... this regard, which is somewhat unfair to Gramoxone based on a review of data from our past studies. ... And Liberty will not have any activity on corn with the LibertyLink trait of course. The summarized ...
-
OARDC Announces Winners of 2012 Service, Achievement Awards
Service: Linda Saif, Food Animal Health Research Program (FAHRP); Elizabeth Poeppelman, School of ... Operations.  Robert James Agricultural technician 1 in the Research Operations department on OARDC's ... Also honored during the program were OARDC’s 2012 retirees: Richard Blondeaux, Facilities Services; ...
-
2017 OARDC Research Conference
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/2017-oardc-research-conference
A. Slack Lecture on Innovative Research in AgBiosciences; and Richard Isaacson, professor of ...
-
Midwest Graduate Student Conference on Regional and Applied Economics (CRAE) Held at Ohio State on April 5th and 6th; Meeting was a Huge Success
University hosted the Midwest Graduate Student Conference on Regional and Applied Economics (CRAE) on April ... conference footage and presentations made available after the gathering on the CRAE website, which was also a first ... participation was sponsored by Ohio State's C. William Swank Program in Rural-Urban Policy. Additionally, ...