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Tick Season Has Officially Started in Ohio
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comes the risk of contracting tickborne illnesses such as Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis and Lyme disease ... . Lyme disease is the major threat associated with deer tick bites. Most Lyme disease cases occur during ... the summer when the poppy seed-sized nymphs are most active. Lyme disease is caused by the bacterium ...
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Lyme Disease and Other Tick-Carried Diseases on the Rise in Ohio
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — A steadily rising number of Lyme disease cases are being reported in Ohio ... Lyme disease has increased. Last year’s statewide total of 160 human cases of the disease is more than ... three and a half times the 2010 total. Besides the increase in Lyme disease, more Ohioans are also ...
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EHD Virus Confirmed in Ohio Deer and Cattle
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(Aug. 23, 2017)- The first confirmed case of epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) was recently confirmed ... Agriculture’s (ODA) Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (ADDL). The positive diagnoses were from a cow from ... summer and fall of each of the last several years. In fact, significant disease outbreaks in Ohio have ...
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Agricultural & Natural Resources Madness- Tournament of Education
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continue serving Ohioans during these uncharted waters of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak. ... reach the agricultural community in a time of high stress,” Custer said. “OSU Extension has also updated ...
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Ohio Crop Enterprise Budgets – Projected Returns for 2022
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updated Enterprise Budgets for 2022 have been completed and posted to the Farm Office website: ... https://farmoffice.osu.edu/farm-mgt-tools/farm-budgets In addition to projected row crop budgets for 2022, there are newly updated forage budgets posted ... updated are two Market Beef Budgets which include Market Beef Budget (Self-Fed) and Market Beef Budget ...
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Rust on Corn More Prevalent This Summer
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Resembling rust on a pickup, a fungal disease that can afflict corn has been ... southern or common rust on their corn plants, but this year both diseases have been more prevalent, said ... well as other fungal disease on corn, said Peter Thomison, an OSU Extension agronomist. Despite the ...
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Ohio’s Drainage Laws Get Major Update
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has passed H.B. 340, updating the laws that address the installation and maintenance of drainage works ... a critical role in maintaining surface water drainage on Ohio lands but were in serious need of updating. An ... updating process began over seven years ago with the Ohio Drainage Law Task Force convened by the County ...
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Excessive Rain, Flooding, Ponding Damaging Some Ohio Crops
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fields across Ohio, leaving some growers facing diseased crops, the death of their plants and potential ... about 4 to 13 inches, according to Jim Noel, with the National Weather Service. Noel’s weather updates ... crops are likely to become diseased or impacted by insects, and if the costs of fungicide and pesticide ...
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Extensive Spread of Corn Toxin Could Affect 2019 Crop
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corn in at least a decade, according to a grain disease expert with The Ohio State University. And next ... said Pierce Paul, an Ohio State University Extension specialist in corn and small grain diseases. OSU ... wet fields becomes more susceptible to vomitoxin, Paul said. Gibberella ear rot, a fungal disease that ...
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Warring with Weeds
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said. Instead, growers can leave the weeds in the field and deal with them next year, mow them or deep plow them ...