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Blue Jays and Oaks Webinar
https://ocvn.osu.edu/events/blue-jays-and-oaks-webinar
Blue Jays are vital seed dispersers for oaks and other nut-bearing trees, ultimately shaping the distribution and composition of eastern forests. Join the School of Environment and Natural Resources Jay Wright as he further explores this relationship betw ...
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A Day in the Woods Series 'Forest Ecology' Webinar
https://ocvn.osu.edu/events/day-woods-series-forest-ecology-webinar
This virtual workshop has two parts – the first will explore the role that our woodlands can have in enhancing our physical and mental health and the second will provide an introduction to the landscape ecology of southeast Ohio. We hope you can join us ...
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Spring Plant Sale
https://chadwickarboretum.osu.edu/events/spring-plant-sale-0
CENTRAL OHIO’S LARGEST TWO-DAY PLANT SALE **Checks and Credit Cards Only** ...
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Spring Plant Sale
https://chadwickarboretum.osu.edu/events/spring-plant-sale
CENTRAL OHIO’S LARGEST TWO-DAY PLANT SALE **Checks and Credit Cards Only** ...
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Spring Plant Sale Fundraiser- Members Only Night!
https://chadwickarboretum.osu.edu/events/spring-plant-sale-fundraiser-members-only-night
CENTRAL OHIO’S LARGEST TWO-DAY PLANT SALE: MEMBERS GET THE FIRST PICK AND 10% OFF! **Checks and Credit Cards Only** ...
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Weather and herbicides – what to do (or not) this week
Current forecast is for fairly warm temperatures through late evening Tuesday evening, followed by a substantial drop in temperatures and chance of snow, followed by cold/cool temperatures through the weekend. Primary question concerning this scenario se ...
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Alfalfa Weevil – It’s Closer Than You Think
Though the current cold snap has caught our attention, we are actually ahead on heat units compared to this time last year, and we’ve accumulated enough degree days to see potential outbreaks of alfalfa weevil in some locations. Weevils have already been ...
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Black Cutworms and True Armyworms are Arriving
We have begun collecting two important pest in our expanded trapping this year—true armyworm and black cutworm. True armyworms feed on wheat before moving on young (typically late-planted) corn. Black cutworm can feed on young corn and even completely cut ...
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Will Forage Stands Be Damaged by Predicted Freezes?
The weather forecast this week is indeed concerning for forage stands in general and especially for alfalfa and red clover. The low night temperatures in the forecast may potentially cause severe frost injury to both annual forage crops (e.g. winter rye a ...
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Cindy Wallace
https://agcrops.osu.edu/people/cindy-wallace
Cindy Wallace Research Assistant Ag Insects wallace.25@osu.edu ...