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  1. Considerations for Vegetable Gardening

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/considerations-vegetable-gardening

    garden on the porch, that’s much different than a large garden to supply food during the winter by doing ...

  2. Prevent Winter Slips and Falls

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    Winter brings icy conditions to the farm, with an increased risk for slips and falls resulting in ... injury.  Recently the OSU Extension Ag Safety program released the following tips to help prevent winter ...

  3. Wheat Stand Evaluation

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    Evaluate winter wheat stands once stands have greened up and started to grow.  Stand yield ...

  4. Winter Weather Affects Nutritional Requirements

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    Although weather has been mild through December, at some point true winter weather is going to get ... here. Winter weather has an impact on livestock nutritional requirements, especially livestock that ... winter outside.  In a recent OSU Extension beef cattle newsletter, John Grimes, OSU Extension Beef ...

  5. Fall Management Practices for Wheat

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    reduces fall wheat growth resulting in reduced winter hardiness.  If planting is delayed until the third ... foot of row). 4.) Planting depth is critical for tiller development and winter survival.  Plant seed ... ground.  Shallow planting is the main cause of low tiller numbers and poor over-winter survival due to ...

  6. Stockpiling Pasture for Late Season Grazing

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    want to extend the grazing season into late fall and/or winter.  To stockpile forage, take a last ... grass to stockpile, especially for late winter grazing, because it holds its forage quality value better ... that they are grazed off by early winter. Variables that influence the success of stockpiling are ...

  7. Last Alfalfa Cutting and Risk Management

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    carbohydrate reserves that keep the plant alive over the winter, provide sugars to keep the plant from ... stand, cutting schedule/frequency, fertility, soil drainage and winter weather.  A vigorous, healthy ... levels of winter hardiness will be more tolerant of a fall cutting.  Adequate fertility, especially soil ...

  8. August Perennial Forage Establishment

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    stage of development before the onset of winter.  If the fall is warm and extended, similar to what we ... disease develops during the winter, and seedlings literally "melt away" in winter and early ... After the alfalfa is up and growing, control late summer and fall emerging winter annual broadleaf ...

  9. Supplemental Forage Options

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    can be planted in early August for autumn and early winter grazing. For more information on this ... desirable next year, winter triticale and winter rye should be included in mixture with the spring oat and ... autumn and early winter followed by forage harvests or grazing next year. Some varieties are more likely ...

  10. Develop a Forage Use and Feeding Plan

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    and cover crops.  If you have SCN in your fields, it is important to control winter annuals such as ... henbit and purple deadnettle and stay away from certain cover crops such as winter peas, field/forage ...

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