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Time to Take a Last Cutting
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2019-29/time-take-last-cutting
because our surviving stands have suffered a great deal of wet soil stress this year. Adding the stress of ... of stand, soil fertility, variety, and soil moisture that affect the level of that risk. For those ... fall cutting will be like adding insult to injury, in our opinion carrying a higher degree of risk this ...
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General Plant Pathology Lecture
https://plantpath.osu.edu/courses/plntpth-3001
Abiotic diseases and disorders versus biotic diseases Integrated plant health management strategies: ... resistance, cultural practices, chemical treatments, biological control, government regulations Nutrient ... classification; Pathogen biology, ecology and epidemiology; insect vectors; Integrated management; TMV Bacterial ...
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Stalk Quality Concerns
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2019-34/stalk-quality-concerns
rains through June caused unprecedented planting delays. Saturated soils resulted in shallow root ... systems. Corn plantings in wet soils often resulted in surface and in-furrow compaction further restricting ... and stalk infection by fungi. The stalk rot fungi typically survive in corn residue on the soil ...
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The Agronomic Crops Team will welcome you to the Farm Science Review
– short walks through the plots to highlight some of the research we do across the state and to answer ... to 3:30 PM each day. They include Phosphorus Management, 2019 Weather Review and Future, New ... Tri-state Fertilizer Recommendations, Grazing Annuals, Herbicide Mode of Action choices and more; check the ...
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Amine Batnini
https://plantpath.osu.edu/our-people/amine-batnini
Amine Batnini Post Doctoral Researcher batnini.2@osu.edu Selby Hall, Wooster ...
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Xiaofeng Zhuang
https://plantpath.osu.edu/our-people/xiaofeng-zhuang
Xiaofeng Zhuang Post Doctoral Researcher zhuang.97@osu.edu Selby Hall, Wooster ...
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Is a late soybean harvest in your future?
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2019-34/late-soybean-harvest-your-future
having to dry some of our later planted stands. Due to the late harvest last year, this was a struggle ... normal. As we begin to lose time for in-field drying, bin drying may be our next option. Bin drying is ... possible but must be done with care for our own safety and for grain quality. For storage, a normal soybean ...
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Lake Friendly Farming Research-Agronomy Day
https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/lake-friendly-farming-research-agronomy-day
Extension "eFields Research Reports to Improve Nutrient Management"- Elizabeth Hawkins, OSU ... Highlighting research on water quality, management of nitrogen and phosphorus, application of ... fertilizer and manure, and soil health being conducted in the Western Lake Erie Basin. "Effect of ...
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Late Season Foliar Diseases Have Started in Soybeans
soybeans. Sclerotinia stem rot – we found this disease in our research plots today in a field that was ... mid-June, soil temperatures were still relatively cold this year and I won’t relive how much rain we had, ... capacity fertilizer applicators, we may not be getting that full rate all the way to the edge of the field. ...
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Ohio No-Till Council Field Day August 29th
with no-till and cover crops. Also, Dr. Steve Culman will share the latest OSU fertility research ... . There will be a selecting cover crops and managing weeds panel discussion. Cover Crop plots, soil pit, ...