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Fall Armyworm Still Active in Some Fields
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2021-35/fall-armyworm-still-active-some-fields
reports of damage in cover crops, alfalfa and other forage. The good news is that the extent of the damage ... next week or so may allow fall armyworm caterpillars to do a bit more feeding until the first frost. We ... recommend to scout all alfalfa, forage, cover crops, winter wheat and other crops that still may be risk ...
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Are You Seeing Brown Pods and Green Stems?
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2021-34/are-you-seeing-brown-pods-and-green-stems
Green stems on mature soybean plants may be the result of a source/sink problem. If there are ... syndrome might be stink bug feeding. As the bugs feed, they inject saliva which may impact the plant’s ... seeds (see figure for stink bug damaged seed) that may indicate stink bug feeding. Stink bug feeding is ...
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Cover Crop Seeding Rates
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2021-33/cover-crop-seeding-rates
above 50 lb/A may have less influence than other factors such as spring termination timing. Rates lower ... than 50 lb/A may also suppress weeds well, but the uniformity of the rye stand and biomass can be more ... variable. Weed suppression may therefore also be more variable. For more information on cover crops for weed ...
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Naturalist Series: An Overview of Deer Management in Ohio
https://mahoning.osu.edu/events/naturalist-series-overview-deer-management-ohio-0
visiting the following link https://zoom.us/support/download. ...
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Don’t Let Your Guard Down On Fall Armyworm, Just Yet
may be more cold-tolerant than the larvae, so it may not be surprising to still see some moths. ...
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Minimizing Corn Harvest Losses At The Combine
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2021-33/minimizing-corn-harvest-losses-combine
Corn harvest is getting an early start this year with excellent September Corn prices it may make ... have also noted poor stack quality which may also be a reason to begin harvest sooner if your operation ... has this issue. High moisture corn may require us to look harder at combine settings to minimize ...
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Scout Now For Cressleaf Groundsel And Other Winter Weeds In Hayfields And Pastures
problematic in new hay and forage seedings, since the crop may not yet be dense enough to suppress them ...
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Are Fall Armyworm Infesting Corn, too?
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2021-30/are-fall-armyworm-infesting-corn-too
corn that was planted on May 25 and on June 23 rd. The good news is that corn with above-ground Bt ... offers protection against fall armyworm. The bad news is that Bt resistance has occurred in other states ... network to help us predict the likelihood of another generation that may impact forage regrowth and ...
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Predictions for Round 2 of Fall Armyworm
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2021-32/predictions-round-2-fall-armyworm
temperature as a good guide. If average temperatures are cool enough, this may help limit any damage from ... Thursday may be even colder. This brief cold period is critical as it arrives when many small larvae have ... everyone to stay vigilant. Watch your fields, especially the previously damaged forage and turf that may ...
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Life in a time of glyphosate scarcity – part 2 – Fall Burndown
learned that glufosinate may be subject to this also. A glyphosate shortage will have more impact in ... deadnettle and a few other weeds than the other mixtures here, so fields may not look quite as clean in ... treatments, and there are other low-cost options. Grasses, and especially perennial grasses, may require the ...