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  1. Seed Selection Can Make or Break Your Crop in 2021

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/seed-selection-can-make-or-break-your-crop-2021

    you will find that many catalogs now list traits such as disease resistance. Other features such as ... problems you have dealt with in the past. Being able to correctly diagnose disease or insect challenges ... will help you pick the correct varieties with the appropriate disease and insect resistance or ...

  2. Rain Damage to Hay

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    with rain in the forecast is mow sooner rather than later and risk rain on the cut forage, or wait for ... a weather break and lose quality as the forage continues to mature?              Rain on mowed forage causes ... best-case scenario for rain and mowed forage is a quick rain shower within a few hours or less after mowing ...

  3. Callery Pear- A Beautiful Tree That's Causing a Stink

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/callery-pear-beautiful-tree-thats-causing-stink

    planted by people, but instead, spread by birds and animals. While the tree lawns in cities are littered ...

  4. CFAP 2 Program & Fall Weed Control

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    variable. Perennial weeds include ironweed, horsenettle, buckhorn and broadleaf plantains. If mowed in ... herbicides to freshly mowed weeds. Give them time to put out new leaves which will readily absorb the ...

  5. Spring Forage Outlook

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    crown buds might be initiated and grow as well. Mowing existing top growth will not improve the ...

  6. Field Management Post Harvest… What Now?

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    residue, in the spring while planting include attaining good seed-soil contact or disease issues due to ... as inoculum for diseases and slow soils from warming up and drying out in the spring. Sanitation of ... disease cycles. As alluded to above, there are two ways to look at this residue. On one hand, the buildup ...

  7. Managing Mold in Hay

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    of my role includes sending a monthly update to small ruminant and beef producer mailing lists ... desired levels, but that has been rained on in the field between mowing and baling is subject to mold.  ... feedstuffs when handling to prevent lung disease and illness. Provide these safeguards to all individuals ...

  8. Palmer Amaranth Concerns

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/palmer-amaranth-concerns

    may be to destroy the field by mowing and then tillage or by mowing followed by an application of ...

  9. Wayne County 4-H Year in Review

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/wayne-county-4-h-year-review

    major Zoom updates averaging 100+ participants each were held from March through August to keep Wayne ... County 4-H youth, families, and volunteers updated on constantly changing plans, guidance, restrictions, ... and updated again for use statewide in 2021 700+ Wayne County youth each participated in one of our ...

  10. Vegetable Growers Outlook: Disease Challenges

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/vegetable-growers-outlook-disease-challenges

    economy. Therefore, it is important to keep up to date on the progression of major diseases affecting ... Medina County.  Downy mildew is a potentially devastating disease of cucurbit crops, but especially ... mildew.  According to Sally Miller, OSU Extension Vegetable Disease specialist, after downy mildew has been ...

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