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Stay Safe Making Hay When the Sun Shines
a busy month, finishing the crop planting, caring for livestock, and harvesting first cutting of hay. Hay ... harvest can be a very labor intensive and time-consuming job. Hay harvest involves working around many ... easily shorten the harvest window making the process very challenging. Harvest your hay crop in intervals ...
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Russellville: Orchardgrass Hay
removed and adeqaute nutrient were not replaced. Explaining why the field edges and un-harvested areas ...
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Taking a Time Out
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/taking-time-out
just sit, and ponder or think. Whatever works best for you, realize that reflection increases our ... self-awareness and when we increase our awareness we thrive. You may enjoy the silence in a room or the soft ... finds you. Those few moments several times a week have been proven to increase life satisfaction, work ...
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Warm Weather Means Warm Season Grasses
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/warm-weather-means-warm-season-grasses
annuals also require less water to increase their dry matter volume. Now that corn and beans have been ... Broadcast seeding requires a firm seedbed and cultipacking after seeding is recommended to ensure adequate ... does require a level of care, as they can produce prussic acid (cyanide) and cause poisoning in ...
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Summer Days Ahead: Don’t Ignore Heat Stress!
require protective clothing, such as pesticide application, further increase the risk.   Heat stress is ... Mary Ann Rose, Pesticide Safety Education With the arrival of summer, the risk of heat stress ... increases.  Farmers have an elevated risk of heat stress for obvious reasons – working outdoors.  Activities that ...
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Preserve Forage Quality with Baleage
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/preserve-forage-quality-baleage
Making premium quality dry hay requires a 3-4 day stretch of premium weather when the forage is of ... acids and improves digestibility of the forage. When harvesting forages, there is a sweet spot between ... grasses, the sweet spot for harvest is at the boot stage or just as the seed head is emerging. 10% bloom is ...
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Weed Identification Walk and Management Workshop
https://brown.osu.edu/news/weed-identification-walk-and-management-workshop
understanding these plant's biology are critical for effective control and for the safety of anyone working ... effective control and for the safety of anyone working around them. Identifying these plants are also ...
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Georgetown- Annual Rye/Crimson Clover Cover Crop
infomration about scouting and control at https://www.hoormansoilhealth.com/news-resources-voles.html ...
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About Us
https://fcs.osu.edu/programs/nutrition/efnep/about-us
community-based workshops aimed at improving diet quality, food safety and physical activity. Adult participants ... family engagement, saving money, increasing intake of fruit and vegetable consumption and an increase of ...
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Farm #1: Ripley-A Soybeans
feeding in the fall (late August - September). Pod damage can occur in the fall and thresholds are lower. ... virus (BPMV.) "Infection by this virus results in plants that remain green well past harvest ...