Home Cover crop challenges: A realistic approach can improve results
 

Keywords :   


Cover crop challenges: A realistic approach can improve results

2015-07-17 15:34:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

Conservation is a priority for John Traub, who farms in the Indian Creek Watershed in east central Illinois. He's not afraid to try new strategies, including planting cover crops. But so far, they have not provided the benefits he knows other farmers have seen from the practice. "We struggled with tillage radishes and turnips as cover crops. It was difficult to get them established early enough. Even flying seed in did not work," says the Fairbury, Ill., corn and soybean farmer. "You need early growth. Our season is just too short." read more

Tags: results cover improve approach

Category:Agriculture and Forestry

Latest from this category

All news

22.11Trump expected to tab Kelly Loeffler for Secretary of Agriculture
22.11Hay supply is likely up, but winter feed costs still matter
22.11Future plans for US SHIP and USDA's role explored
22.11Strategy for increasing feed efficiency for cows
22.11Top 3 myths of cattle marketing
22.11Carcass management workshop gets pork producers FAD prepared
22.11Are we close to eliminating Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae from the U.S. swine herd?
22.11Costa to challenge Scott for top House Agriculture Democrat role
Agriculture and Forestry »
24.111000 15
24.11 nike soccer usa national team uniform
24.1160266
24.11 1
24.11
24.11GREATEST HITS ALTER EGO EGOIST
24.11(ALINCO)
24.11[]34
More »