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Lep Monitoring Network – Corn Earworm Update # 9
Here at the Lep Monitoring Network, we have just concluded our ninth week of monitoring for Ohio pests and are happy to report on our second week of monitoring for corn earworm! While scouting numbers were relatively low this past week, Clinton and Muskin ...
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Same ol’ Farm Drainage Research? No, Think Future.
under different drainage intensity and land management practices? Do foliar diseases differ across these ... growth monitoring, scouting for pests and diseases, and sampling of soil and tissue samples. Matt Davis ...
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Battle for the Belt Winter Meetings- Virtual on February 2 & In-Person in March!
afternoon session with Dr. Aaron Wilson (weather outlook), Dr. Manbir Rakkar (soil fertility updates), and ... Alyssa Essman (weed control update). Registration is only $10 and will include CCA CEUs! What crop has ... losses due to late planting? How are diseases affected by planting date? We will answer these questions ...
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Turfgrass Research & Technology Field Day
https://agnr.osu.edu/events/turfgrass-research-technology-field-day
Columbus, OH 43210 Presentations will include: Golf Concurrent Sessions Disease Updates for Golf- Todd Hicks ... Concurrent Sessions Insect Updates for High-Cut Turf- David Shetlar Sports Turf Review- Pam Sherratt and ... Williams Herbicide Updates for Lawns/Sports - David Gardner Turfgrass Establishment- Zane Raudenbush Plus ...
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LEP Monitoring Network – First week for Corn Earworm and closing out Black Cutworm / True Armyworm Update # 8
Finishing up our eighth week of monitoring for the LEP Network, we are happy to announce that we have begun monitoring for corn earworm! While we are past the projected scouting season for black cutworm and true armyworm in Ohio, there were a handful of c ...
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Slug Management Considerations and Statewide Slug Monitoring Report – Update #4
We have been receiving more reports this season than usual of slug damage in corn and soybeans, either through plant feeding or through seed feeding in open seed trenches (Figure 1). Emerging corn plants are less susceptible to lasting damage than soybea ...
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Battle for the Belt: which crop should be planted first, corn or soybean?
practices to mitigate losses due to late planting? How are insects, diseases, weeds, and other factors ... short, bi-weekly video updates from the field that will be advertised through the CORN newsletter, ... YouTube, and Twitter. Video updates will include agronomists (OSU and others), other specialists (e.g., ...
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Extension Helping to Extend Total Wellness Through Alternative Education
https://fcs.osu.edu/news/extension-helping-extend-total-wellness-through-alternative-education
therapeutic potential of music for individuals with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Participants are ...
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Battle for the Belt: Corn vs. Soybean- Virtual Corn College and Soybean School with CCA CEUs!
insects, diseases, and weeds are affected by planting date. The field experiment included three locations, ... information on the project please click here. Updates from the State Climatologist, Soil Specialist, and Weeds ...
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Regional Updates: May 28 – June 2, 2024
Planting progress is still variable across the state, but the weather last week provided another window for field activities. Hear from Ohio State University Extension Educators and Specialists on crop conditions and pest issues across the state. Northeas ...