Epsom salt may be needed to achieve a lush, green lawn. Find out why your lawn might need epsom salt, how to apply it, and ...

By Dr. Horacio Lopez-Nicora, OSU Extension Soybean Pathologist and Nematologist, Adapted from C.O.R.N. 2025-27 ...

If your yard has damp soil or a water feature such as a pond, there's a flowering tree that will offer showy blooms and also ...

As farming practices evolve, so do the expectations for soybean performance. From battling erratic weather and shifting weed ...

Don't say goodbye to a struggling rose bush. With some TLC, you may be able to revive dying roses for vibrant, healthy blooms ...

The night of Adam Wentzel’s last report on July 27 brought over 1.5 inches of rain to the farm. Some hail and wind ...

Hydrangeas are a staple in ornamental horticulture. To maximize hydrangea health and flowering, the following practices are ...

Interveinal chlorosis and yellowing in new leaves can indicate an iron deficiency. Yellowing leaves may eventually turn brown and die. Apply a fertilizer with added iron.

Injury symptoms include interveinal yellowing (chlorosis) and death (necrosis) of leaf tissue beginning at the leaf margins and progressing toward the center of leaves. The triazines, triazinones, ...

Cucumber leaves turning yellow can indicate several problems, from watering to sunlight. Here's how to determine the cause and improve your plant's health.

Master nutrient monitoring using the PourThru method to maintain optimal pH and EC levels for healthier, high-quality fall ...