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Calendar of Events

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4-H Camp Ohio Auction. Registration and opens Friday, July 1. Check out the Camp Ohio 4-H Facebook ...

Estimated and Soil Test Methods to Determine Supplemental N need after Flooding

https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-19/estimated-and-soil-test-methods-determine-supplemental-n-need

conditions exist for 6 days with soil temperatures greater than 65 degrees, we expected a 20% loss [5% per ... than banded, collect 20 to 30 random soil cores per sample. If fertilizer N was banded rather than ... broadcast-applied, collect 15 to 20 groups of 5 soil cores each that proportionally represent areas with and without ...

Manure Science Review (Ohio)

https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/manure-science-review-ohio

And more! Continuing education credits are available. Program and registration details: click here ... Online registration: click here Sponsor & exhibitor opportunities: click here ...

Managing Corn and Nitrogen with Water Excess Conditions

https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-19/managing-corn-and-nitrogen-water-excess-conditions

subsurface tile drainage and raised bed cultivation. These options are influenced by equipment availability, ...

Double Crop Soybean Production in Northern Ohio

https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-18/double-crop-soybean-production-northern-ohio

lowest for a double-crop soybean (average of 20 bu/acre). Relay-intercropped soybean yield fell in the ...

Cooler to Warmer June Ahead

https://agcrops.osu.edu/2022-17/cooler-warmer-june-ahead

and scattered ranging from 0.50 inches to over 3 inches through June 20th (see attached rainfall ... to 2.0 inches. Confidence on where it will be drier or wetter is low as thunderstorms will drive the ...

Hay Barn Fires a Real Hazard

https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2022-17/hay-barn-fires-real-hazard

the hay spontaneously combusts in the presence of oxygen. At over 20% moisture mesophilic bacteria ... temperature into the fire danger zone of over 175°F. Assessing your risk If the hay was baled between 15-20 ...