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Brassica Crops
https://agcrops.osu.edu/specialization-areas/forages/brassica-crops
and swede. They can be grazed from 80 to 150 days after seeding depending on species (Table 7.12). ... Yields are generally maximized with two 90-day growth periods, but some varieties yield better with one ... 180-day growth period while rape hybrids yield best with 60 days of growth for the first harvest, followed ...
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Italian Ryegrass
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enough forage for grazing by November if rainfall is sufficient during the fall. Latesummer to autumn ... plantings survive the Ohio winters (except for the occasional severe winter) and produce forage the next ... consult your seed dealer about winter survival in Ohio. Italian ryegrass varieties have produced total ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 3, Episode 15- Scouting and Management of Soybean Insects
with tassels but most of planting date one (4/18) corn was about V14 (Figure 4). The rest of the ... are flowering, with the first planting date getting close to R3. The Wooster location is the furthest ... Agricultural Research Station, and Wooster Campus. Weather data retrieved from: ...
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Summer-Annual Grasses
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35 days in Ohio. When harvested in the early boot stage, it produces relatively high-quality forage. ... 3 tons of dry matter per acre within 45 to 50 days. With the exception of pearl millet, the summerannual ... of growth (60 to 80 days) with acceptable fiber digestibility and higher forage yields than non-BMR ...
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Summer-Annual Grasses
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35 days in Ohio. When harvested in the early boot stage, it produces relatively high-quality forage. ... 3 tons of dry matter per acre within 45 to 50 days. With the exception of pearl millet, the summerannual ... of growth (60 to 80 days) with acceptable fiber digestibility and higher forage yields than non-BMR ...
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Annual Forage Crops
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confinement dairy operations, but it should also be considered for any operation in need of supplemental ... are coarse, slow to dry and often produce dusty hay. Ohio producers have also successfully used oat ... stage. Winter triticale should be managed similarly to wheat, but matures about five to 10 days after ...
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Annual Forage Crops
https://agcrops.osu.edu/specialization-areas/forages/annual-forage-crops
grasses or brassicas). Corn Silage of corn for silage is a primary component of most confinement dairy ... and often produce dusty hay. Ohio producers have also successfully used oat for late fall grazing, by ... should be managed similarly to wheat, but matures about five to 10 days after wheat. MIXTURES of small ...
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New HCS Apparel Store Coming Soon!
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This apparel order delivers directly to you. Stay tuned for the grand unveiling on July 14, 2025! We’ll be ...
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Insect Pest Management
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primary insect problems in Ohio are the alfalfa weevil and the potato leafhopper in alfalfa. The alfalfa ... as follows: if alfalfa is more than seven days from a harvest for plants under normal stress, treat ... should come back within a few days to see if the population is higher or lower. Vigorous alfalfa can ...
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Southwest Ohio Agronomy Field Day Set for August 12 at Fayette County Airport
NW, Washington Court House, Ohio. This annual event promises a day of education, innovation, and ... The Southwest Ohio Corn Growers Association, in collaboration with Ohio State University Extension ... – Fayette County, invites farmers, agronomists, and community members to the 2025 Agronomy Field Day on ...