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Douglas Karcher reappointed chair of Department of Horticulture and Crop Science
bachelor’s degree in agronomy with a minor in plant pathology from Ohio State in 1994. He earned both his ... hires and successes. He will also lead the creation of a strategic plan to support academic program ... committed to advancing the cultivation of plants for food, feed, forage, fiber, fuel and fun,” Karcher said. ...
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Pawpaws: An Alternative Fruit Crop in the Midwest
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/anr-0187
self-pollinate, pawpaw flowers are different. They require two genetically different plants to fertilize and ... a 1969 survey of native and naturalized woody plants that found pawpaws growing in 80 of Ohio’s 88 ... family, a diverse group of tropical and subtropical flowering plants comprising approximately 108 genera ...
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New Hire Announcement- Welcome, Dr. Kenzie Johnston
https://hcs.osu.edu/news/new-hire-announcement-welcome-dr-kenzie-johnston
Department of Horticulture and Crop Science (HCS), the Department of Plant Pathology, and the Department of ... of the Master in Plant Health Management (MPHM) program. Dr. Johnston shared that she ... is "thrilled to be part of the energy around engaging students across different plant science ...
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"Trump 2.0 and the New Protectionism"
https://aede.osu.edu/about-us/publications/trump-20-and-new-protectionism
Analysis of current U.S. trade policy in the context of the Smoot-Hawley tariff. Co-authored with ...
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Equine Pasture Walks-- July 23, August 20, Sept 3
https://forages.osu.edu/news/equine-pasture-walks-july-23-august-20-sept-3
sticks and forage calculations The event is free for all to attend and no RSVP required, but consider ... productive grazing environments for your horses! The first event in the series is co-hosted by Ohio State ... 44606. Other events will take place on August 20th in Clermont Co and Sept 3rd in Ashtabula Co. Topics ...
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Harvesting Success
Harvesting Success: Resources for Urban Growers October 25, 2025- Cleveland, OH This one-day event ... share practical knowledge, innovative resources, and local success stories that support urban ... agriculture in Northeast Ohio. Event details and registration will be available soon. ...
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Have you registered for the August 20th Ditch the Runoff Field Day?
the Runoff! This is their third annual conservation-focused field day. This year's event will ... sponsorship from Williams County Soil & Water Conservation District. Registration is required as space for ... this event is limited. Register at go.osu.edu/DTR2025. Email cochran.474@osu.edu or torlina.1@osu.edu ...
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July Plantings for Warm-Season Annual Grass Forages
questions about late-planting options for forage crops. The success of early-planted warm-season annual ... success is more moisture-dependent. Yields can also be reduced for late-planted crops, since they’ll have ... This spring’s wet weather delayed planting of some of our May forages. Combined with a cool June ...
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A legacy of teaching excellence: Ohio State’s Susie Whittington earns NACTA’s top honor
colleagues nationwide, the honor reflects decades of dedication to teaching excellence and student success ... Whittington credits her success to the example set by her mentors. “ACEL has a rich, 100-plus year history of ... Events/Announcements ...
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Perennial Warm-Season Grasses
https://agcrops.osu.edu/specialization-areas/forages/perennial-warm-season-grasses
crops where weeds were controlled are ideal sites. Two years is generally required for successful ... a larger seed and should be planted ½ to 1 inch deep. Seed stratification requirements of eastern gamagrass ... capacity. They generally require much lower levels of nitrogen fertilization than cool-season grasses. The ...