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  1. Date of Planting

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/node/4418

    The recommended time for planting corn in northern Ohio is April 15 to May 10 and in southern ... Ohio, April 10 to May 10. Approximately 100 to 150 GDDs (heat units) are required for corn to emerge. In ... central Ohio, this number of GDDs usually accumulates by the last week of April or the first week in May. ...

  2. Isolation Requirements for Identity Preserved (IP) Non-GMO Corn Production

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    as genetically engineered. Ohio producers of IP non-GMO corn, such as organic farmers, need to ... most of the corn planted in Ohio is GMO corn. Growers can follow several planting practices to minimize ... maturity.  Several state seed certification agencies that offer IP grain programs for corn require that ...

  3. Insect Control

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    in Ohio. To determine the need for treatment, first identify the aphid. English grain aphid has black ... oardc.ohio-state.edu/ag/pageview.asp?id=1029. ... Several different insects can be important on wheat in Ohio. Management of insect pests affecting ...

  4. Harvesting

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    occur at the gathering unit. An Ohio State University study found that approximately 80 percent of the ... harvest season―from mid-September through mid-October in central Ohio. By late October to early to ... 4-10).  Table 4-18: Major Diseases Affecting Corn in Ohio.    Leaf Blights  Gray leaf spot Northern corn ...

  5. Days to Maturity Rating System

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    usually not an issue. For delayed planting or replanting hybrid selection needs, growers need more ...

  6. Corn Growth and Development

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    Ohio State University Extension Bulletin 827.  Table 4-3 describes two of the most widely used staging ... States; crop insurance adjusters, however, use the Horizontal Leaf Method to assess hail and other ... (2011), Corn Growth and Development, PMR 1009 Iowa State Univ. Extension, Ames, IA.  **Approximate growing ...

  7. Disease Management

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    extension state specialists, Ohio State University Extension or an agricultural consulting service.  1. ... (oardc.ohio-state.edu/wheat-trials/).  So, in addition to scab, select varieties with resistance to the disease most common in your part ... of the state. Powdery mildew is most common throughout Ohio, except in the northwestern part of the ...

  8. High-Quality Seed and Seed Treatment

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    addition to cleaning and treating, seeds should be stored under cool, dry conditions until planting to ...

  9. Row Width

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    central Corn Belt states (Iowa, Illinois, and Ohio) the yield advantage of narrow rows over 30-inch row ... Since the early 1970s, average row spacing in Ohio decreased from about 35 inches to about 30 ... advantages for narrow rows in the central Corn Belt. Results of a Michigan State University study conducted ...

  10. Program Excel Project Manager- Dee Snyder ATI

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    Noon. Thanks, Dee Dee Snyder Program Excel Manager Ohio State ATI Student Success Services 330-287-1223 ...

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