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@ajanegevens crushing it at the Hancock Potato Field Day #potato
Red clover (interseeded/drilled into corn at V4 last year) starting to put on biomass after a cold wet spring. Patchy, will wait at least another ten days to terminate to get a meaningful #nitrogen credit #covercrops
Thomas Jefferson was a cover cropper. #covercrops 2018 Wisconsin Agribusiness Classic
Agronomic & environmental concerns drive split N application use #UWDFConference
Great panel on farmer experiences with #covercrops at Nat.Conf. on Covers and Soil Health @soil_institute #CoverCrops17
Very fast decomposition of spring barley on irrigated sands. A lot of spring barley growth in fall. #covercrops
Corn planted after winter triticale (left) compared to earlier planting. Tradeoff may be worth it depending on farm.
Nodules starting to develop on snap beans. Although not all snap bean varieties nodulate. #snapbeans #greenbeans
The Value of Cover Crops in Dairy Production Systems
#covercrops #nitrogen youtu.be/3Vdc_Zr1Pu8 via @YouTube
#covercrop comparison: annual ryegrass on left (mostly brown, some green if you look for it), winter rye on right (green & still kickin').
Spring barley #covercrop. Good (great?) soil coverage with dead biomass. Will be evaluating if there is any #nitrogen tie-up in corn.
Nice growth and soil coverage of rye #covercrop in Columbia County, WI.
I'm a sucker for stories about conservation. Cronin Farms & Dan Forgey 2016 SD Leopold Conservation Award youtu.be/t_0skcM0JMk @YouTube
Spring barley #covercrop planted early October survived the winter (NE WI). Manure injection paths on the diagonal. – at Wisconsin, USA















