A bill that would allow farmers and ranchers to use cover crops during natural disasters to feed their livestock has been reintroduced into Congress.
The report summarizes data on cover crop adoption rates, management choices, and the links between cover crop use and other conservation practices.
Two cover crop experts bust eight of the most common cover crop myths and explain the truth behind the benefits of utilizing cover crops.
From extending grazing seasons to reducing feed and fertilizer bills, the right cover crop practices can improve long-term productivity and help create a more holistic and profitable business.
A study shows diversifying ag systems beyond a narrow selection of crops leads to a range of ecosystem improvements and maintains or improves yields.
Cover crops roots help keep soil in place, preventing erosion. But with a dizzying array of plants to choose from, making the right choice is no easy feat.
While it is essential to get your seed ordered as soon as possible for fall planting, ensuring the quality is also paramount.
As farmers gear up for harvest, many will be preparing for fall tillage and can include these four practices for effective soil and residue management
The survey included 1,172 farmers representing every state and was the first by SARE, CTIC, and ASTA to include detailed exploration of planting green.
Penn State’s research is significant because it shows the need to customize cover crop mixes for desired results, depending on soil and climatic conditions.