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One-Year Internship at W.H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute
Agronomic and nutrient management research techniques for evaluating crop performance, ensiling practices ... and optimizing nutrient integration and retention in soils may also be learned. Leadership skills will ... A one-year internship work experience is offered in Agricultural Research to graduates of 4-year ...
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Recent Rain Patterns: Implications on Nitrogen Management for Wheat Production
Lindsey, 2016). Current wet soil conditions are posing two major concerns for wheat N management: Waiting ... textured soils. Additionally, the N loss via leaching depends upon the type of N fertilizer applied. ... However, N fertilizers with a nitrate component (negative ionic charge; repelled by the soil) such as ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 3, Episode 4: Ultra – Early Soybean Planting & Weed Control
Agricultural Research Station. At the beginning of the field season, there are many tasks to accomplish before ... and just after planting. When considering ultra-early planting (prior to April 15), one management ... a reduction in soybean plant population and slow canopy closure due to cold soil and air temperatures, ...
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Wheat Management for Spring 2025
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2025-10/wheat-management-spring-2025
wheat growth stages and management, please see our FactSheet- https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/agf-126 ... Spring is an important time to make key management decisions for winter wheat. Last year, wheat ... grain yield can enhance management decisions, avoiding damage to the crop and unwarranted or ineffective ...
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Spring Nitrogen Fertilization for Winter Annual Cereal Grain Forages
fertilization. In our research, TDN in cereal rye was found to be negatively affected by higher nitrogen rates ... Nitrogen fertilization of cereal grains for forage is important for both yield and quality. Using ... your target yield is will help you determine how much the split application will be. When fertilizing ...
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Nutrient Content of Poultry Litter Compost
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2025-08/nutrient-content-poultry-litter-compost
conditions that can inactivate pathogens and convert mortalities into a nutrient-rich soil amendment. The ... affected sites as well as the surrounding area to manage the disease and prevent further spread. Although ... compost can be used as a fertilizer. Dealing with HPAI has been tough on all involved including the ...
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Spring Conditions Starting to Prevail
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2025-10/spring-conditions-starting-prevail
Ashtabula to more than 300 across southern Ohio. Soil moisture and stream flows are decent to health, with ... daily average soil temperatures ranging from the low to mid 50s across the north to near 60 in southen ... weekend. Our next system then looks to enter the region by Monday. The National Weather Service is ...
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Flowing Forward Podcast
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2025-10/flowing-forward-podcast
This past Friday (4/18) marked the release of our 6 th episode focusing on Strip tillage. This ... professionals, researchers and landowners. The first episode kicks off the podcast with an introduction of the ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 3, Episode 2- Planting Progress
However, our Western Agricultural Research Station location remains unplanted due to continuous wet soil ... Agricultural Research Station and Wooster Campus, one day before our current wet weather pattern began! ... Agricultural Research Station in Wood County and the Wooster Campus in Wayne County. The soil and air ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 3, Episode 3- Corn & Soybean Germination
and Alex Lindsey, Crop Ecophysiology & Agronomy, at the Northwest Agricultural Research Station. ... rain since being planted on March 27 th with soil (2-inch depth) and air temperature averaging 46°F ... expected to be planted this week at Wooster and Northwest if soil conditions allow. Due to wet conditions, ...