Cover for Spring Savings program began in 2019, the Illinois Department of Agriculture has received more applications than ...

Why do farmers use cover crops? The number one reason is still erosion control or prevention followed by better soil biology ...

At the time, it was his greatest challenge. In 1996, Aaron Thompson knew regulations would soon impact him and other farmers in the Delaware and Chesapeake Bay regions of the Northeastern United ...

Soybeans planted in cereal rye cover crop. Planting cover crops can reduce soil erosion, break up compacted soil, provide a ...

The cover crops planted in the plots include annual ryegrass/crimson clover, annual ryegrass/Austrian winter peas, spring oats/crimson clover, and spring oats/Austrian winter peas. The spring oats ...

Two years before planting the vineyard, Paicines started planting cover crops (rye, barley, lana vetch, crimson clover, radish) and using planned grazing in order to cycle the nutrients into the soil.

SELF SUSTANING LAWN – If you want the look of a lush, manicured lawn and a space that can handle walking and playing, Microclover is a must for a self-sustaining lawn that will stay lush and ...

At 1:30 PM, Chris Bandura, Conservation Cropping Outreach Specialist from UW-Madison Division of Extension, will explore the benefits of legume cover crops for soil protection and economic savings.

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