Site
- Did you mean
- winter resulting barley
Search results
-
Double-Crop Soybean Yields after Barley in Northwest Ohio
Several growers across the state had the opportunity to grow winter malting barley in 2018. We ... https://stepupsoy.osu.edu/winter-malting-barley and search for the Extension publication Management of Ohio Winter Malting Barley. For more ... winter barley is a viable option for farmers in Northwest Ohio. For information on management, visit ...
-
Surface Application of Manure to Newly Planted Wheat Fields
opportunity to carry some of the manure nitrogen through the winter could allow for a reduction in the amount ...
-
Soil health at risk on fallow fields
https://agnr.osu.edu/news/soil-health-risk-fallow-fields
“We encourage those unplanted acres to be planted with something living and growing through winter ...
-
Don’t Leave Mycorrhizae Stranded in Your Prevented Planting Acres
to be mixed with either a legume like clover and soybean, or a grass like cereal rye, winter, and ...
-
Ohio Corn Harvest May Continue as a High Moisture Corn Harvest
dry corn in the winter it is only to about 16%. For more information visit: ...
-
Sampling for Soybean Cyst Nematode – Fall is the time!
control winter annuals such as purple deadnettle, but also avoid cover crops such as several of the ...
-
A Day in the Woods "Identifying Trees in Winter"
https://agnr.osu.edu/events/day-woods-identifying-trees-winter
Participants will learn tips on identifying trees based on their bark, buds, twigs, nuts, and shape; will explore the forest’s Moonville Tunnel area; and, by visiting habitats ranging from wetlands to dry ridges, will discover the diversity of Ohio’s Appa ...
-
Field Day at OARCD Northwest Ag Research Station
https://agcrops.osu.edu/events/field-day-oarcd-northwest-ag-research-station
– Eric Stockinger, Horticulture and Crop Science Agronomic Management of Winter Malting Barley and Double ... Identifying and Developing Winter Barley Adapted to the Great Lakes, Midwestern and Northeastern State Regions ...
-
Late Summer Establishment of Perennial Forages
spring, and many existing stands were damaged by the winter followed by the heavy rainfall this year. It ... October and November, the disease develops during the winter, and seedlings literally "melt ... away" in winter and early spring. It can be devastating where the pathogen is present. No-till is ...
-
Agronomic Field Day June 21 at OARDC Northwest Ag Research Station
– Eric Stockinger, Horticulture and Crop Science Agronomic Management of Winter Malting Barley and Double ... Identifying and Developing Winter Barley Adapted to the Great Lakes, Midwestern and Northeastern State Regions ...