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Weather Update: Dry Weather Has Returned
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2023-33/weather-update-dry-weather-has-returned
of rain across northeast Ohio to as much as 1.50 inches in south central Ohio. However, the heaviest ... efficient harvest, this dryness poses risks including the need for additional moisture to finish off crops, ... highs mainly in the 70s to low 80s this week. The current forecast shows anywhere from less than 1 inch ...
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Climate Smart: Farming with Weather Extremes Conference
https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/climate-smart-farming-weather-extremes-conference
2:45: How Weather Risk is Presented in the Crop Market Dr. Seungki Lee- Agricultural Economist and ...
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OSU Extension Weather Extremes Committee and the State Climate Office of Ohio to Host Climate Smart: Farming with Weather Extremes Conference
specialists will gather to discuss these important interactions between weather, climate, and agriculture. ... Climate- Maggie Lewis How Weather Risk is Presented in the Crop Market- Seungki Lee Weather and Climate ...
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Regional Updates: October 17 – 23, 2023
Corn harvest across Ohio continues to be stalled by high moisture, and Sclerotinia stem rot (white ... Extension Educator Clifton Martin. Elevated moisture levels continue to slow corn harvest, but growers are ...
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Ohio Crop Progress: Precipitation, Cool Weather, and Corn Dry Down
‑ October, dry-down rates usually drop to 0.5 to 0.75% per day. Between late October to early November, field ... about 5 GDDs per day (assuming Tmax = 60F, Tmin = 50F). Summary Past research in Ohio evaluating drydown ... it stands in the field risks yield losses from stalk lodging, ear drops, ear rots, insect feeding, ...
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Fall Is a Great Time to Evaluate Weed Control Methods
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/fall-great-time-evaluate-weed-control-methods
products are most effective when daytime temperatures are in the 50s or higher and nighttime temperatures ... attack on weeds. Practicing integrated weed management over time will help to draw down your soil seed ...
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Alfalfa Fall Rest and Planning the Last Harvest
increase tolerance to fall-cutting effects. A high soil pH of 6.8 to 7.0 will also reduce the risk of fall ... affect the level of risk incurred with cutting during the critical fall period. These include overall ... recovery and future productivity. Alfalfa varieties with high disease resistance and good levels of winter ...
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Production of Other Small Grain Species
https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/4396
160 Rye 30 45 60 Soil Test Value Annual Recommendation (lb P2O5/ac) lb P/ac ppm 30 15 ... -------------CEC--------------------------CEC--------------------------CEC------------- Soil Test Value 10 20 30 10 20 30 10 20 30 lb K/ac ppm-----------------------------Annual ... Recommendation (lb K2O/ac)---------------------------- 50 25 150 190 230 160 195 240 165 255 300 150 75 75 ...
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Pumpkins Are Stars of the Autumn Show; Here's What You Can Do With Them
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/pumpkins-are-stars-autumn-show-heres-what-you-can-do-them
found just the right pumpkin, take it home and store it in a cool place (50 to 55 degrees Fahrenheit) ...
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Using Soil Tests Phosphorus Results to Identify Agronomic and Conservation Needs
chance of more than 0.5 inches of rainfall. Soil Test Phosphorous (STP) values are above 50 PPM Mehlich ... water quality. Fields with Soil Test Phosphorus (STP) levels two to three times higher than the ... Between 20-40 PPM (or 30-50 PPM if wheat/alfalfa are in the rotation) Greater than 50 PPM More detailed ...