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  1. Be Careful on When to Start Grazing

    https://forages.osu.edu/news/be-careful-when-start-grazing

    second, many pastures have sustained abnormal damage this winter from the wet conditions we are still ... having. If you have fields that were not grazed in the late fall or over the winter and are in good shape, ... had notable damage from feeding hay over the winter. If you do plan on doing early grazing when growth ...

  2. Emergency Forages to Plant Yet This Year For Grazing

    https://forages.osu.edu/news/emergency-forages-plant-yet-year-grazing

    late autumn into early winter. For more information on establishment details and other agronomic ... triticale plus winter cereals Plant from last week of July to mid-September. Winter cereals (Winter rye, ... Winter wheat, Winter triticale) can be added to oat or spring triticale to add a forage for grazing early ...

  3. 2019 Forestry Camp

    https://gallia.osu.edu/news/2019-forestry-camp

    information: Tracy Winters, Gallia County Extension, 740-446-7007, winters.5@osu.edu 2019 Forestry Camp ...

  4. Emergency Forages to Plant Yet This Year for Mechanical Harvest

    https://forages.osu.edu/news/emergency-forages-plant-yet-year-mechanical-harvest

    challenging. Earlier planting dates provide more autumn yield. Oat or spring triticale plus winter cereals ... Winter cereals (Winter rye, Winter wheat, Winter triticale) can be added to oat or spring triticale to ... add a forage harvest early next spring. Winter rye can also contribute a little extra autumn yield to ...

  5. Prepare to Evaluate Forage Stands for Winter Injury

    https://forages.osu.edu/news/prepare-evaluate-forage-stands-winter-injury

    few weeks, especially in southern Ohio. While winter injury in forages is very hard to predict, this ... winter has presented some very tough conditions for forage stands. This is especially true of legumes ... the soil temperatures this winter in Ohio do not pose a concern. The greater concern we have for ...

  6. Time to Take the Last Forage Cutting

    https://forages.osu.edu/news/time-take-last-forage-cutting

    in the taproots that are used for winter survival and regrowth next spring. This fall rest period is ... last harvest of alfalfa to ensure good winter survival and yield potential for the following year can ... regrow and use up root reserves for that limited regrowth prior to winter dormancy.  Cutting in between ...

  7. Winter Solstice Labyrinth Walk

    https://chadwickarboretum.osu.edu/events/winter-solstice-labyrinth-walk-3

    welcome winter.  We hope you can join us for this much-loved yearly event. ...

  8. The 2019 Forage Performance Trials Report

    https://forages.osu.edu/news/2019-forage-performance-trials-report

    trial seeded in September of 2018, winter injury differed among varieties. Visual stand density ranged ... biomass production the following spring. Varieties of annual ryegrass, red clover, crimson clover, winter ...

  9. 2018 Forage Performance Trials Available

    https://forages.osu.edu/news/2018-forage-performance-trials-available

    and winter injury, ground cover and spring biomass production in the spring 2018 of 22 cover crop ... varieties including rape, turnip, annual ryegrass, radish, Balansa clover, winter pea, and hairy vetch. ...

  10. Late Summer Planting of Perennial Forages

    https://forages.osu.edu/news/late-summer-planting-perennial-forages

    existing stands were damaged by the winter followed by the heavy rainfall this year. The month of August ... winter. Typically, the main risk with forage seedings this time of year having sufficient moisture for ... October and November, the disease develops during the winter, and seedlings literally "melt ...

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