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…the use of cover crops in semi-arid subtropical environments. While cover crops are heralded as a regenerative agriculture tool to improve soil health, integrating cover crops into farming systems can…
…a biology research associate at University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley, to discuss ways to ensure successful nodulation of legume cover crops. In a crop rotation, legume cover crops…
…cycling. Gabe grows about 25 different crops on his farm, with only a handful of those sold as cash grain crops. The majority of the diverse crops are seeded in…
…combination of cover crops and grazing had on resulting barley crops. He split some of his dryland crop acres into a North Field and a South Field. The North Field…
…sown in 2018, for instance) at this time. Dry edible peas and Austrian winter peas. This last major set of Montana crops are also legume/pulse crops. The principal reason for…
…cropping rotation and a diverse vegetable production system. In this video, Ragen describes the project’s use of sheep to terminate sweet clover and buckwheat cover crops. What went right? What…
…placed on particular areas of a field or property. Drought-resistant crops and salt-resistant crops: Drought-resistant crops can help to diminish some of the irrigation requirements. Irrigation reduction is most useful…
…land to enhance future soil fertility and health Sustainably harvested wood and forest residues Double crops and mixed cropping systems that integrate food and dedicated fuel crops Municipal and industrial…
…health challenges in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. While cover crops are heralded as a regenerative agriculture tool to improve soil health, in drier climates integrating cover crops into farming…
…into the soil shortly after spreading or applying it on cover crops are two safe application methods that conserve manure nutrients. Grass cover crops, such as rye and ryegrass, are…