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Frogeye Leaf Spot- Is It Worth Spraying in 2019?
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2019-27/frogeye-leaf-spot-it-worth-spraying-2019
as it develops on these late planted soybeans. Based on our previous research, only once (2018) in 14 ... plant every 40’ has in our studies, preserved yield in a normal growing season. This growth stage in ...
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Northwest Branch Field Day
https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/northwest-branch-field-day
“Lake Friendly Farming Research”. Topics include Soil Drainage research, precision fertilizer ... placement, ultra-early corn, manure nutrient balancing, and soil health. Management of prevented planting ... The Northwest Ag Research Station will be hosting a field day on June 20 at 9 am emphasizing ...
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Harvest Management of Sorghum Forages
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2019-27/harvest-management-sorghum-forages
Harvest Information for Summer-Annual Grasses. A recent research study sheds more light on these general ... the experiment shown here agree fairly well with a study conducted by researchers at Cornell ... farm and the extra moisture can be dealt with. In our study, we also investigated whether a 2-harvest ...
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Western Bean Cutworm: Scouting in Select Counties Still Necessary
our scouting video here. Trap data from this week confirms the 2019 WBC peak flight across Ohio ...
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Nutrients Removed with Harvested Corn, Soybean, and Wheat Grain in Ohio
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/anr-74
with fertilizers or manures, then plant-available soil nutrient levels will draw down over time and the ... maintenance approach to nutrient management (Vitosh et al, 1995). Essentially, soil nutrient levels should be ... represented a wide diversity of soil types, tillage practices, fertilizer sources and rates, and management ...
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Corn Earworm in Field Corn; Watch for Molds
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2019-27/corn-earworm-field-corn-watch-molds
overwinter in most parts of Ohio, and the majority of our population probably immigrates each summer from ... more southern states. Weather fronts from the south can help carry influxes of moths our way. ...
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Assessing The Risk of Frost Injury to Late Planted Corn
crop. Dr. Bob Nielsen has summarized research findings from Purdue University and Ohio State University ... black layer, R6). This research was conducted at two locations in Indiana (west central and southeast) ... required to achieve physiological maturity. The research results in Table 1 demonstrate that late-planted ...
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Drought and Heat Stress
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2019-25/drought-and-heat-stress
surface/sidewall compaction and/or excessively wet soil conditions in June have inhibited good root development in ... been unable to extract water deeper in the soil profile. Cooler weather and the possibility of storms ... determined, plants become more sensitive to stress. According to the Iowa research, four days of severe stress ...
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Are Crops Catching Up?
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2019-25/are-crops-catching
have promoted rapid corn growth and development. After corn reaches the V10 stage (and most of our June ... GDDs. Late planted corn fields (especially those that have adequate soil moisture and good soil ... fertility and weed control) may appear to be “catching up” with neighboring fields planted earlier. The ...
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Agronomic Field Day June 20
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/201916/agronomic-field-day-june-20
“Lake Friendly Farming Research”. Topics include Soil Drainage research, precision fertilizer ... placement, ultra-early corn, manure nutrient balancing, and soil health. Management of prevented planting ... The Northwest Ag Research Station will be hosting a field day on June 20 at 9 am emphasizing ...