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Projected Returns for 2021- Increasing Fertilizer Prices May Force Tough Decisions
your soil nutrient bank. As an example, a 150-bushel corn crop will remove about 55 pounds of P2O5 per ... Office website: https://farmoffice.osu.edu/farm-mgt-tools/farm-budgets fertilizer Farm Management Corn ... approaches. Prices of all three of our main commodity crops have moved higher since last summer and forward ...
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Still Time to Frost Seed Red Clover
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2021-05/still-time-frost-seed-red-clover
soil pH and fertility conditions and is more drought tolerant than white clover. The advantage of frost ... existing fields by spreading seed over the field and let the freezing and thawing action of the soil allow ... the seed to make “seed to soil” contact allowing it to successfully germinate. When you see soils ...
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Conservation Tillage & Technology Conference (CTC)
https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/conservation-tillage-technology-conference-ctc
Management; Wednesday-Nutrient Management; Thursday-Pest Management; and Friday-Soil & Water Management ... Crops Soil Health ...
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Is It Too Early to Apply Nitrogen to Wheat?----Yes
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2021-05/it-too-early-apply-nitrogen-wheat-yes
end of April depending on the location in the state and spring temperature. Ohio research has shown no ... yield benefit from N applications made prior to this time. Soil organic matter and/or N applied at ... research has shown that yield losses may occur from N applied prior to green-up regardless of the N source. ...
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The Dirt on Soil Health: Investing Below the Surface
https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/webinar-recordings/dirt-soil-health-investing-below-surface-0
Download a copy of the slides here. Cover Crop Management Compaction Solutions Using Research and ... The Dirt on Soil Health: Investing Below the Surface In this weekly series, farmers, industry, and ... academic experts will weigh in on practical steps to improve soil health and measure impact on crop yield ...
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Gearing Up for Spring
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2021-05/gearing-spring
that will be used. Service all tractors. Get any needed fertilizer on hand or order it to be spread as ... soon as the field is fit (hopefully you pulled a soil sample last fall, and if not, do it ASAP and send ... to the lab). Calibrate the fertilizer spreader. Buy the seed (including any companion crops you will ...
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Corn and Soybean School: Q and A on Corn Disease Management with Fungicides
On Feb 11, 2021, I gave a talk entitled “ Management of Gibberella ear rot and Vomitoxin in Corn ... I summarized years of fungicide efficacy research on head scab, a disease of wheat caused by the same fungus ... lessons learned from head scab research, coupled with data from a limited number of GER fungicide efficacy ...
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The Dirt on Soil Health: Investing Below the Surface (Online)
https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/dirt-soil-health-investing-below-surface-online
to Support Soil Health Soil and Water Management Soil Health soil fertility ... Improving Soil Health Improve Yield? Jordon Wade February 4- Cover Crop Management, Hans Kok February 18- ... improve soil health and measure impact on crop yield and farm profitability. Thursdays, January 14 – March ...
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Increased Fertilizer Applications May Not Increase Yield or Profits
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/increased-fertilizer-applications-may-not-increase-yield-or-profits
Unfortunately, some nutrients will escape our soils regardless of the level of management. Some slowly leach down ... nutrients in the soil. The goal was to reduce fertilizer costs without reducing yield, thus increasing ... heavy rain events. Nutrients that leave our fields are dollars washed down the drain. Here are a few ...
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Water Quality Wednesdays Continue March 3rd
to include “best management practices” has been an area of focus for agricultural producers, ... remain, so do opportunities for reviewing the current research and considering adopting practices that ...