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Weather Update: Fall-like Weather with Eyes on the Tropics
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-33/weather-update-fall-weather-eyes-tropics
Summary After summer-like heat through mid-week last week, a strong cold front ushered fall-like weather into the Ohio Valley, bringing the first reports of patchy frost to low-lying valleys Friday morning. Overall, the month of September has been above a ...
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Preharvest Herbicide Treatments for Weed Desiccation
mature brown color and at least 75% leaf drop has occurred; soybeans may be harvested 14 days or more ... or 10 days for most effective desiccation. Soybeans should have at least 65% brown pods and 70% leaf ... after the hard dough (or dent) stage when silks have turned brown. Weed seed production can be ...
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Autumn Forage Harvest Management
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-31/autumn-forage-harvest-management
cutting schedules. Alfalfa varieties with high disease resistance and good levels of winter hardiness will ... are generally more tolerant of fall cuttings than older stands where root and crown diseases are ...
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Lep Monitoring Update: FAW Trap Numbers Starting to Decline
Fall Armyworm We saw a slight decline in the overall statewide average of FAW from September 12 th- 18 th resulting in an average of 4.4 moths per trap (down from 6.6). Three counties reported an average over 7 moths per trap including Hardin (15.3), Luca ...
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Assessing yield-limiting factors in corn, when do yield components develop?
drought, nutrient deficiencies, low solar radiation, storms, pests, disease, and much more. Understanding ...
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News & Updates
https://franklin.osu.edu/program-areas/community-development/news-updates
Winter 2023: New You Can Use Newsletter Fall 2022: News You Can Use Newsletter Summer 2022: News You Can Use Newsletter Winter 2022: News You Can Use Newsletter Fall 2021: News You Can Use Newsletter Summer 2021: News You Can Use Newsletter Winter 2020: N ...
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Late-Season Soybeans Can Be Pest Magnets
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-29/late-season-soybeans-can-be-pest-magnets
the seed, or through opening the pod to disease. Inspect all the pods on 10 randomly selected plants ...
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More on Tar Spot: Mid to Late R-Stage Fungicide Application
development. Concerns about tar spot are understandable, given how widespread the disease was last year (2021) ... foliar, fungal diseases such as gray leaf spot. You have to scout fields, monitor the weather, and if ... at risk for tar spot? In places where the disease is endemic (hot spots where lots of spores may be ...
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Lep Monitoring Update: FAW Trap Numbers Slightly Increase
Fall Armyworm Twenty-three counties monitored for FAW from September 5 th through September 11 th. The overall statewide average continues to slowly increase an average of 6.6 moths per trap (up from 4.5). There were 7 counties with an average over 7 moth ...
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Incomplete Kernel Set and Tipped-Back Corn: How Do They Differ?
abortion, heat/drought stress, genetics, higher seeding rates, nitrogen deficiency, foliar diseases, and ...