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Lep Monitoring Update: FAW Trapping Continues – Numbers Low in Ohio
Fall Armyworm Additional counties set up Fall armyworm (FAW) traps over the past week, resulting in a total of 18 counties monitoring across the state. The majority of counties reported low numbers of FAW (an average of 7 or less moths per week), except L ...
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What Is a Good Soil Health Number In Ohio?
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-29/what-good-soil-health-number-ohio
As our understanding of soil health advances, farmers are increasingly interested in assessing and improving soils on their farms. Several commercial labs now offer soil health analyses but generating values in a lab is only the first step. A frame of ref ...
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Late-Season Soybeans Can Be Pest Magnets
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-29/late-season-soybeans-can-be-pest-magnets
At the end of the growing season, when many soybean fields are shutting down, those which are still green can be a magnet for certain insect pests as they leave the mature fields. Double-crop soybeans and late planted beans that are running behind and ar ...
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Dicamba Label Clarifications
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-29/dicamba-label-clarifications
We have received questions about the use of dicamba after June 30, for control of weeds in wheat stubble and other situations. The June 30 cutoff applies only to use of XtendiMax, Engenia, and Tavium in Xtend and XtendiFlex soybeans, which is the only la ...
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Survey of Landowner Experiences with Natural Gas Pipeline Installations
Numerous natural gas pipelines have been installed in Ohio to transport fracked petroleum from Eastern Ohio to other regions of the state. These pipelines are essential components of Ohio’s energy infrastructure and bring economic growth to the region. Ho ...
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Autumn Harvest Still Looks Warmer Than Normal
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-29/autumn-harvest-still-looks-warmer-normal
The September to November timeframe still looks warmer than normal, somewhat like last year but not as warm in September into October as last year with a medium to high confidence in the outlook. Rainfall looks generally close to normal through November. ...
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Can We Get More Information From Our Soil Samples?
A soil test is a profitable investment to inform our nutrient management strategy. Some farms find value in increasing sampling frequency (every one to two years) and intensity with more samples per field (0.5 versus 2.5-acre grid). Another possible way t ...
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Incomplete Kernel Set and Tipped-Back Corn: How Do They Differ?
Crop tours in Ohio have indicated that crop pollination was generally good, but kernel abortion was noted in some fields. It is important to recognize that both affect final corn yields. Similarly, it is relevant to understand when/how issues occur (e.g., ...
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Leonardo Deiss
https://agcrops.osu.edu/people/leonardo-deiss
Leonardo Deiss deiss.8@osu.edu ...
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Douglas Jackson Smith
https://agcrops.osu.edu/people/douglas-jackson-smith
Douglas Jackson Smith jackson-smith.1@osu.edu ...