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  1. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 11: Soybean Disease and Field Updates

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-29/battle-belt-season-4-episode-11-soybean-disease-and-field-updates

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMzZoUb1NGg Now that we are at an advanced point in the growing season, visual symptoms of some diseases have ... started to show up in soybean fields. ne of these diseases is sudden death syndrome (Figure 1), which ... interveinal chlorosis.   Red crown rot (Figure 2) is another disease that, with visual symptoms, can start ...

  2. Free Cover Crop Seeds Available

    https://madison.osu.edu/news/free-cover-crop-seeds-available

    in the garden to boost soil health before the next growing season. They can build soil organic ... community. This year, we are offering cereal rye and an oat/radish mix. The oat/radish mix grows quickly and ... dies in the winter, while cereal rye is established late into fall and grows in the spring. There are ...

  3. Cultivating Our Future Series a Success

    https://darke.osu.edu/news/cultivating-our-future-series-success

    Growing and Cooking with Herbs and Microgreens,” sharing practical information about growing these plants ... intersection of agriculture and government during a Legislative Update featuring Congressman Warren Davidson, ... owner of Blessed Blooms presented “Growing Flowers” and demonstrated how to create a floral arrangement ...

  4. Farm Science Review Agronomy College

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/farm-science-review-agronomy-college-2

    sessions topics agrivoltaic production, soybean disease management update, nitrogen management strategies ...

  5. Understanding Corn Ear Abnormalities: Tip Dieback

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-29/understanding-corn-ear-abnormalities-tip-dieback

    Much of the corn is at the grain-filling stage in the state. As ears develop and grow ... barrier and mechanical damage to silks happen. Lastly, tip back can be the result of kernel abortion after ... susceptible to abortion as they form last. Factors that can limit photosynthesis and cause tipping back are ...

  6. Cultivating Our Future

    https://darke.osu.edu/news/cultivating-our-future

    Lead Researcher, Ohio Soybean Council (Sunday, 8/23 at 5:00 p.m.) Growing and Cooking with Herbs and ... Legislative Update —Congressman Warren Davidson, Commissioner Matt Aultman, State Representative Johnathan ... Newman, and Former State Representative Jim Buchy (Monday, 8/24 at 12:00 p.m.) Growing Flowers and Making ...

  7. CEAg World Conference and Expo

    https://ohceac.osu.edu/events/ceag-world-conference-and-expo-0

    CEAG World Conference and Expo: November 10-11, 2026 Built to Last. For growers building stronger, ... for the people growing the food. Whether you operate under glass, plastic, indoors, or somewhere in ...

  8. Hot Start to Fall

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-29/hot-start-fall

    last week of August. Generally less than 0.10 inch fell across the state for the period August 25 – 31, ... slightly above normal. For more monthly and quarterly updates, please visit the State Climate Office of ... Ohio or sign up for email updates at https://go.osu.edu/oh-climate-summaries. Figure 1) left) Total ...

  9. Farm Science Review Agronomy College Sept 9

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2026-28/farm-science-review-agronomy-college-sept-9

    Specialist Soybean Disease Management Update Stephanie Karhoff, Field Specialist, Agronomic Systems, OSU ... challenges of the 2026 growing season and technology opportunities available today and into the future. ...

  10. Behind the Scenes ~ FSA Winterberry Sale

    https://secrest.osu.edu/newsletter/all-things-secrest/fall-2026/friends-secrest/behind-scenes-fsa-winterberry-sale

    winterberry beds and an annual fundraiser was born, growing into a thriving seasonal endeavor. Over the years ... less desirable cultivars have been culled—those that are more susceptible to disease and whose color ... primary cultivars. They grow fast and are durable, holding their large berries over time—important for ...

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