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Grad Courses, Other Depts
https://plantpath.osu.edu/graduate/grad-courses-other-depts
Nature Prac Science Environmental Science (senr.osu.edu) ENR 5264 Bio Soil Ecosystem ENR 8780 Quant ...
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Zinc Application to Wheat – Is it Needed?
and soils with low soil test Zn level, not wheat. Keep in mind, field crops in Ohio have a very ... soils with low organic matter could be deficient in Zn. Some studies also show that the high level of ... phosphorus may cause Zn deficiency, especially when Zn soil test levels are in low range. Crop type: Wheat is ...
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Lep Monitoring Network – Western Bean Cutworm and Corn Earworm Update # 12
having the highest average of 28.8 moths (a total of 70 in one trap!). These high numbers indicate ... High WBC trap numbers means the moths are active, flying, and looking for places to lay eggs. This ... between the two is size. Imposters tend to be significantly shorter in length when compared to true WBC’s ...
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Have you Registered for the July 31st Cover Crop ‘Til You Drop Field Day?
speaker for this event will be Dr. Manbir Rakkar, Soil Fertility and Nutrient Management State Specialist ... with The Ohio State University Extension. She will discuss how cover crops interact with both soil ... go.osu.edu/24WQTeamFieldDay or contact Rachel Cochran at Cochran.474@osu.edu with questions. Soil and Water Management ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 2 Episode 14 – July Weather Update
stay on the lower leaves of the canopy but are highly dependent on the environment. If the weather ... consider an application. At the Western location, the disease rating notes began and there were low levels ... Northwest Agricultural Research Station. Location Planting date 2-inch soil temperature (at planting) Air ...
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Lep Monitoring Network – Western Bean Cutworm and Corn Earworm Update # 12
with Sandusky County having the highest average of 47 moths (47 in one trap!). These high numbers mean ... Mid-July is typically when we see WBC moth numbers peak in many counties in OH. High WBC trap numbers means ...
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Rapid Growing Degree Day Accumulation in May
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2024-17/rapid-growing-degree-day-accumulation-may
1 now sitting between 600 and 1000 (north to south). Precipitation was highly variable. Parts of west ... central, northeast, and southeast counties only received 1-2” (50-75% of normal). Other areas including ... monthly climate summaries. Weather Forecast Warm, summer-like weather will start the week off, with highs ...
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Wheat’s Early, are Oats a Doublecrop ‘Forage’ Option?
cost yet high quality feed alternative. In fact, if planted most any time in July or August, there’s an ... application rate has been 40 to 50 pounds per acre. This application not only produces the highest yields, but ... germination test, and the potential for bringing some weed seed onto the farm. Another problem we experienced ...
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Soil Health Field Day
https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/soil-health-field-day
® on Thursday, August 15 for a soil health field day to: Learn more about soil health and best ... management practices from Ohio State University experts. Experience hands-on soil health demonstrations and ... cover crop plots. Discover financial resources to help implement soil health practices on farm. Soil and ...
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Upcoming Dicamba Cutoff Reminder
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2024-20/upcoming-dicamba-cutoff-reminder
level, a certain growth stage is achieved when greater than 50% of the plants within the field exhibit ... level, soybean is at the V4 growth stage when there are four open trifoliates on the plant. A soybean ...