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  1. Plant Populations and Seeding Rates

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/4421

    than the number of seeds planted per acre. Cold, wet soil conditions, insects, diseases, cultivation, ... too small to be harvested (nubbins), as well as stalk lodging and ear disease problems. Although ... and/or soil-borne disease pressure.  Based on research at the University of Illinois and the University ...

  2. Tillage

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/4327

    production practices. Some of these problems are colder, wetter soil at planting, more root rot disease ... , slower emergence and growth, dealing with crop residues and the diseases they contain, etc. There are ... due to root rot diseases, poor stand establishment or late planting.  Use tillage to bury crop residue ...

  3. Ohio Woodland, Water, and Wildlife Conference

    https://agnr.osu.edu/events/ohio-woodland-water-and-wildlife-conference-0

    Glyphosate and Pesticide Safety Update Harmful Alga Blooms in Ponds: Concerns and Mitigation/Management The ...

  4. Chow Line: Growing Giant Pumpkins

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/chow-line-growing-giant-pumpkins

    if your area doesn’t experience an adequate amount of rainfall.  Insects and diseases: An insect and ... disease control program should be initiated when you transplant the pumpkin plants from the pots to the ...

  5. Crop Rotation

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/4326

    grain, on average, than when soybeans follow soybeans. Many of the crop disease and insect problems ... produced in a four-year crop rotation, yield loss to disease and insects would be near zero rather than at ...

  6. Blueberry Grower School

    https://agnr.osu.edu/events/blueberry-grower-school

    Celeste Welty, Spotted Wing Drosophila management update Gary Gao, Irrigation and Nutrient Management in ...

  7. Replanting

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/4338

    Sometimes, plant stands are reduced by disease, herbicide injury, hail, insects and flooding. If ... pound.  If low plant populations are due to root rot diseases, the guidelines for replanting also include ... planting a variety with disease resistance genes or partial resistance plus the use of a fungicide seed ...

  8. CFAES Increasing Agriculture Productivity in East Africa

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/cfaes-increasing-agriculture-productivity-east-africa

    techniques including tomato grafting, new varieties of rice and tomatoes that fend off diseases common in ... lost row after row of corn to a disease ravaging cornfields across northern Tanzania, a country where ... makeup of the viruses causing the disease killing swaths of cornfields in his native country: maize ...

  9. Learn How to Keep Woods and Wildlife Healthy

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/learn-how-keep-woods-and-wildlife-healthy

    linked to  increases in ticks and tick-borne diseases, including Lyme disease. Such plants can be managed ... a growing concern because of white-nose syndrome, a new disease that’s been killing them. “10 Ways to Manage ... Pests and Diseases” by Joe Boggs, educator in the Hamilton County office of CFAES’s Ohio State ...

  10. Antibiotics Resistance: From Animals to People

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/antibiotics-resistance-animals-people

    and treat diseases in their animals. But increasingly, certain antibiotics used to treat illnesses in ... animals. They still can use them, however, to prevent and treat diseases. Typically farmers are not quick ... appropriately treated.” The key for farmers is to try to prevent diseases in their animals as much as possible ...

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