The Ohio State University: College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences
Poison hemlock is a concern in public right of ways, on the farm, and in the landscape!

Kill Poison Hemlock Now

By:  Christine Gelley, Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator, Noble County OSU Extension Poison hemlock has already emerged in a vegetative state around Noble County and beyond. Soon it will be bolting and blooming on stalks 6-10 feet tall. All parts…

Why Should You Calibrate Your Sprayer Even If it has a Rate Controller?

Why Should You Calibrate Your Sprayer Even If it has a Rate Controller?

By:  Erdal Ozkan Whenever I give a presentation about the need to calibrate a sprayer and how to do it, there is always someone asking me this same question: “I have a rate controller in the cab that regulates the…

Alternative Spring Burndown/Postemergence Strategies When Herbicides are in Short Supply

By:  Mark Loux Note:  This is a repeat (mostly) of an article that ran in C.O.R.N. last November.  It represents the combined thinking of weed scientists from Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania There is a lot of speculation about…

2022 Ohio Weed University in Paulding on February 3

This high-impact program is designed for producers wanting to be on the “Cutting Edge” of crop production for their operations. Topics Include: Local Weed Populations and Late Season Weed Issues; Hot Topics in Weed Control; Weed Biology and Control Strategies;…

Alternative Spring Burndown/Postemergence Strategies When Herbicides Are In Short Supply

By:  Bill Johnson and Marcelo Zimmer, Purdue University Note:  This article represents the combined thinking of weed scientists from Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania There is a lot of speculation about herbicide shortages for the 2022 growing season, and some…