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Oats as a Late Summer Forage Crop
https://dairy.osu.edu/newsletter/buckeye-dairy-news/volume-22-issue-4/oats-late-summer-forage-crop
oats is its versatility in planting date. Oats can also be planted in the summer as an early fall ... forage for harvest or grazing. Summer oats has a wide planting window but performs much better with an ... were harvested between 60 and 75 days after planting, with full head emergence. Figure 1 shows how ...
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Short-Season Forages for Late Summer Planting on Dairy Farms
with cereal rye, winter wheat, or winter triticale will allow a fall harvest or grazing as well as ... 25-30 days into June or early July. In our research, a fall harvest and 3 additional harvests the ... and harvested in late fall, the quality will be superb (NDF around 48% and NDF digestibility about ...
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Soil Sampling, Handling, and Testing
https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/3484
density of soil sampling should increase as field variability increases. Deciding on a soil sample ... approaches require a larger investment in soil testing but can provide more precise information to manage ... samples due to stratification of pH and nutrients. Time of Year to Sample Soil sampling after harvest in ...
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Harvest Management of Sorghum Forages
relative to requirements. Based on the results shown above, the forage harvested from 60 to 80 days after ... harvest reduces the amount of water that must be evaporated for ensiling as yields increase. The Cornell ... article discusses harvest and grazing management of these grasses. The general guidelines for harvesting ...
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Great Lakes Producers Network Podcast
https://producesafety.osu.edu/events/great-lakes-producers-network-podcast
and sanitizing post-harvest equipment to mitigate food safety risks. Presenters are Dr. Melanie Lewis ...
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Late Summer Establishment of Perennial Forages
Do not harvest a new perennial forage stand this fall. The ONLY exception to this rule is perennial ... to live with any field roughness for several years of harvesting operations. Sclerotinia crown and ... control late summer and fall emerging winter annual broadleaf weeds. A mid- to late fall application of ...
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Nitrogen
https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/3482
prices rise or N fertilizer prices fall, recommended nitrogen rates increase. The corn N rate ... which the last pound of added nitrogen fertilizer returns a yield increase large enough to pay for the ... nitrogen fertilizer prices. Calculating the MRTN requires 4 inputs: 1) location, 2) the previous crop grown ...
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Quick Reference Guide to Tri-State Fertilizer Recommendation Changes
https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/3488
necessitate a focus on economics in addition to yield. Details Wheat N recommendations have been updated. They ... Recommendations Management framework drops drawdown range, makes build-up recommended but not required. These ... but are increasing No changes Details Micronutrients Most soils supply sufficient micronutrients; ...
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Short-Season Forages for Late Summer Planting
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2020-23/short-season-forages-late-summer-planting
triticale will allow a fall harvest or grazing as well as a harvest or grazing of the winter cereal next ... high quality forage when harvested in boot stage. In the fall, the oat/winter cereal or spring ... early July. In our research, a fall harvest and three additional harvests the following year have ...
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Phosphorus and Potassium
https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/3478
are “optimal,” capable of supplying nutrients required by the crop. No response to fertilizer is ... the harvested crop each year. Fertilizer applications can be made annually or every other year. In ... soil test levels and fertilizer requirements no less than every four years. Soils above the maintenance ...