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2021 Tobacco Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) Training
https://brown.osu.edu/events/2021-tobacco-good-agricultural-practices-gaps-training
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Private Applicator Fertilizer & Pesticide Re-certification Program
https://brown.osu.edu/events/private-applicator-fertilizer-pesticide-re-certification-program
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Family and Consumer Sciences Videos
Below are short videos on different Family and Consumer Sciences related topics. The topic for each video is listed at the top. For captions play the video and hover over the bottom under settings (looks like a gear) and slide the button that says caption ...
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Nick Eckel
https://agcrops.osu.edu/people/nick-eckel
Nick Eckel Educator, Agriculture and Natural Resources Wood County eckel.21@osu.edu ...
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Are Periodical Cicadas a Threat to Field Crops?
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/12-2021/are-periodical-cicadas-threat-field-crops
Are periodical cicadas a threat to field crops? The quick and dirty answer to this question is NO. Are they a thread to the health and welfare of anything? There is no quick and dirty answer to this question. The best way to answer the second question is ...
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Wheat Between Feekes 8 and 10 and Disease Concerns
Addiitonal authors: Maira Duffeck and Marian Luis Wheat is now between Feekes 8 (flag leaf emergence) and Feekes 10 (boot) across the state. Feekes 8 marks the beginning of the period during which we recommend that you begin scouting fields to determine w ...
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Alfalfa Weevil Infestations Becoming Severe in Some Fields
Alfalfa fields across Ohio have been observed with alfalfa weevil infestations, some with high numbers and severe feeding damage to the alfalfa. Accumulation of heat units (growing degree days or GDDs) for alfalfa weevil growth have progressed across Ohio ...
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CFAES Ag Weather System 2021 Near-Surface Air and Soil Temperatures/Moisture
Soil temperatures continued to warm this week despite considerable variability in air temperatures (Fig. 1). Many locations throughout Ohio are now reporting daily average 2- and 4-inch soil temperatures in the mid-50s to low-60s. Daily maximum soil tempe ...
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Additional Application of Late-Season Nitrogen to Winter Wheat
We’ve had several days of extremely wet weather, and there are some questions regarding the need for additional nitrogen fertilizer. Last week, wheat was between Feekes 8 and 10.2, depending on the area within the state. At this point in the growing seaso ...
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Adapting Burndown Programs to Late-Planted Situations
It’s déjà vu all over again. We have run this article every few years, and it seems like maybe the frequency is increasing as we deal with wet and cold weather that delays planting. The questions about this have not changed much, and neither have the su ...