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Do you need to apply sulfur to reach your corn yield goals?
positive response, and 3 trials where in-furrow applications resulted in significant yield decline, ... Ohio, but some corn fields will positively respond to sulfur fertilization. We continue to monitor and ... heard industry professionals claim that sulfur deficiency this widespread across Ohio. How much truth is ...
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Double Crop Soybean Recommendations for 2021
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/19-2021/double-crop-soybean-recommendations-2021
of phosphorus and potassium value (Ohio Enterprise Budgets). In summary, factors like an anticipated ... adequate time to produce the soybean crop and 2) adequate water. In Ohio south of I-70, double-crop soybean ... depending on soil moisture and rainfall. In Clark County Ohio, we’ve had double-crop soybean yield averages ...
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Canada thistle rebounds?
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/19-2021/canada-thistle-rebounds
respond well failure to use effective POST treatments in corn The initial slow increases in the population ... patch of thistle that results from this can be thick enough to reduce crop stands and vigor ... glyphosate, scout later in the season following the initial POST application for thistle regrowth and treat ...
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June 24th CORN Live Webinar Focuses on Weeds in Soybeans and Wheat Harvest
webinar will touch on a variety of issues, starting with a crop progress report and field updates from ... Mark Loux, Professor and Extension Specialist in Weed Science at OSU. In many parts of Ohio, wind or ... Development and Membership at Ohio Corn and Wheat, and John Hoffman, Pickaway County farmer, will also be ...
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Putting poison hemlock in perspective
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/19-2021/putting-poison-hemlock-perspective
parsnip present the most risk to livestock, based on the level of infestation in Ohio and toxicity. ... Ohio. We know that while hemlock has been all over southern Ohio for years, it is continuing to spread ... seed can cause a large and very observable increase in population. Poison hemlock in Ohio has made the ...
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CORN Live set for June 24 from 8:00 AM- 9:00 AM
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/19-2021/corn-live-set-june-24-800-am-900-am
updates from Jason Hartschuh, Mark Loux, John Hoffman, and Brad Moffitt. The webinar is on June 24 th, ...
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Weather Update: First of the Season Tornadoes Strike Ohio
Though not in the heart of Tornado Alley, Ohio certainly deals with its fair share of severe ... southwestern Ohio on Friday, June 18. An EF2 tornado, with winds to 115 mph and up to 200 yards wide, struck ... 2.50” in diameter (tennis ball) combined with wind to shred some young crops across southwest Ohio. Much ...
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Corn Rootworms and Fireflies
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/19-2021/corn-rootworms-and-fireflies
the past. We also know a lot more about corn rootworm biology. In Ohio, western corn rootworms are by ... Our map below shows that much of Ohio has reached or exceed these GDD. If rootworms are in your field, ... (important note—we have NOT detected any Bt-resistant rootworms in Ohio yet). See our corn rootworm fact ...
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Rye can be a pesky weed.
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/19-2021/rye-can-be-pesky-weed
In recent years Ohio has seen a huge resurgence of rye usage as a cover crop. While rye can be ... neighboring fields. In parts of Ohio this season, volunteer rye is obvious in many crop fields. This is ...
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Don’t Delay Wheat Harvest
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/18-2021/don%E2%80%99t-delay-wheat-harvest
at risk for increased disease, lodging, sprouting, harvest loss, and grain contamination with ...