Extension News Highlights January 11

Winter Into Spring Outlook | Agronomic Crops Network

Agricultural Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage for the 2021 Crop Year | Agronomic Crops Network

Let the 2020 eFields Report Help You Reach Your Farm’s New Year’s Resolutions | Agronomic Crops Network

Register Now for Upcoming Virtual Agronomy Team Programs | Agronomic Crops Network

Water Quality Wednesday | Agronomic Crops Network

Farm Office Live Winter Edition | Agronomic Crops Network

Organic Production Winter Webinar Series | Agronomic Crops Network

Upcoming Beef and Forage Programming Moves On-line This Winter | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter

Preventing Calf Disease Starts with the Pregnant Cow | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter

Weekly Livestock Comments for December 31, 2020 | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter

Management Considerations for Warm-Season Perennials | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter

Colostrum and Passive Immunity are Critical to the Health of a New Born Calf | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter

Colostrum and Health of Newborn Lambs | OSU Sheep Team

Baleage Mistakes can Lead to Major Health Consequences | OSU Sheep Team

Ohio General Assembly agrees on water quality bill | Farm Office

Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 – Highlights of Tax Issues Impacting Farm Businesses | Farm Office

 

 

OSU Extension News Highlights

Decent Harvest Weather Likely to Continue into October | Agronomic Crops Network 

Farm Office Live Scheduled for October 7, 2020 | Agronomic Crops Network 

Precautions for Feeding Frosted and Drought-Stressed Forages | Agronomic Crops Network 

You can’t starve profit into a cow . . . or a hay field! | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter 

Fall Forage Management Tips | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter 

It pays to maintain cover! | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter 

Record Levels of Prime Grading | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter  

Harvesting and Grazing Forages Following a Frost | OSU Sheep Team  

Creating Alternative Forage Plans | OSU Sheep Team 

The Ag Law Harvest | Farm Office

More news from around OSU Extension

Scout now for cressleaf groundsel in hayfields, or pay the price in May | Agronomic Crops Network
 

Using Soil Tests Phosphorus Results to Identify Agronomic and Conservation Needs | Agronomic Crops Network
 

Wheat Management for Fall 2020 | Agronomic Crops Network
 

Lessons Learned by a Cattleman in 2020 | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter
 

Transportation Shrink in Beef Cattle | Ohio BEEF Cattle Letter
 

Innovative State Approaches to Hemp Regulations under the 2018 Farm Bill | Farm Office
 

Noxious weeds on your property: what is your responsibility? | Farm Office
 

Cropland values and cash rents for Western Ohio: survey results are in | Farm Office
 

Ask the Expert Sessions to Be Held Live During 2020 Farm Science Review | Ohio Ag Manager
 

Enterprise Budgets: Sheep and Goat Farm Management | OSU Sheep Team
 

Reproductive Management of the Ewe Flock and the Ram | OSU Sheep Team

Winter Ag Law Update in Coshocton County Dec 9

Join OSU Extension on Monday evening, December 9, 2019 as we host Peggy Hall (OSU Agricultural & Resource Law Director) for a “Winter Ag Law Update.” Attend and learn more about the legal issues impacting farmers. This meeting will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Frontier Power Community Room located at 770 South 2nd Street in Coshocton, Ohio.

Some of the legal topics which will be addressed include: farm leases, grain contracts, line fence law, noxious weeds, Nuisance complaints, surface drainage rights, leasing land for hunting, and the legal aspects of growing hemp. Bring your Ag Legal questions for Peggy to answer! Don’t miss this chance to learn more about the legal issues which are impacting agriculture and our local farms/families. There is no charge for this program but reservations are being requested so that adequate program materials can be printed. Call 740-622-2265 or email marrison.2@osu.edu to reserve your spot.

Monday, November 18, 2019 Press Release

Zanesville, OH–We have discussed the Master Gardener program on many occasions lately because we were accepting new applications for the upcoming 2020 training class. We also just held the annual Master Gardener Banquet last week and were pleased to have Lori Swihart down from Licking County to deliver a presentation on how plants communicate. What comes as a surprise to many people is that it is possible for one tree to scavenge nutrients and supply those nutrients to other trees and plants that are nearby through roots and fungi in the soil. There is more going on underfoot in a forest than we often realize.

Have questions about Agricultural Law?  Our neighbors to the north in Coshocton County will be hosting a winter Ag Law Update with guest Peggy Hall, OSU Agricultural and Resource Law Director. This meeting will be held Dec 9, 2019, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Frontier Power Community Room located at 770 South 2nd Street in Coshocton, Ohio. Some of the legal topics which will be addressed include: farm leases, grain contracts, line fence law, noxious weeds, nuisance complaints, surface drainage rights, leasing land for hunting, and the legal aspects of growing hemp.  Contact the Coshocton County office to reserve a spot.  Read More…

Governor DeWine announced H2Ohio Water Quality Plan last week.  This is part of the continued on-going conversation about water quality issues in Ohio and the role that we all play in providing safe drinking water.  In Extension, we are following this development closely as it ties in closely with the challenge of managing phosphorus runoff.  Many partners across the state of Ohio will be involved in future efforts.  The H2Ohio announcement can be found here.

Save the date this winter for an Ohio Beef Cow/Calf Workshop and Ohio Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management School. OSU Extension will be offering two different events on January 30 and February 13. Daytime sessions run from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and evening sessions run from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Dr. Francis Fluharty returns to Ohio in January to teach the first sessions. Watch for more information from OSU Extension in the coming weeks. (http://u.osu.edu/beef/2019/10/30/ohio-beef-winter-programs-save-the-dates/)

A check on the weather shows 0.01 in of rain at the Zanesville Weather station (Zanesville Municipal AP) in the past seven days. 30-day rainfail total is 3.88 inches and a total of 37.42 inches is recorded for the year. (https://w1.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KZZV.html)