Cover Crop Strategies editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at various aspects of our great agricultural industry. Here is our favorite content from the past week:
- Cover Crop Kernza Shows Up In Colorado as Moisture Control Component
- Cover Crops Coach Steve Groff Guests on "4 The Soil" podcast
- Martin Family Farms Explain Planter Choice For Seeding Cover Crops
- Drilling Wheat Into Rolled Summer Covers
- Ontario Cover Crops Flourishing
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Cover Crop Kernza Shows Up In Colorado as Moisture Control Component
We've heard a lot about the potential of Kerzna, a deep-rooted wheat grass developed by The Land Institute. All signs indicate the new crop — part cover, part cash — has begun to work its roots into the wider agricultural market, including this piece from the Colorado Sun.
Cover Crops Coach Steve Groff Guests on "4 The Soil" podcast
Steve Groff of Holtwood, Penn., recently visited with the "4 The Soil" podcast (celebrating its first anniversary) to talk about soil health and cover crops at his Chesapeake Bay, and nutrient density in food.
Martin Family Farms Explain Planter Choice For Seeding Cover Crops
The Martin Family Farms recently explained why they went with the Great Plains Turbo Seeder to plant cover crops seeds. They decided to use a planter over broadcasting via buggy and aerial seeding.
Doug and Derek from Martin Family Farms talk about why they chose the Turbo-Seeder for seeding cover crops. Watch the full testimonial here: https://t.co/Vw2CFmpkdg pic.twitter.com/qmEaMSfRKX
— Great Plains Ag (@GreatPlains_Ag) October 11, 2022
Drilling Wheat Into Rolled Summer Covers
The Young Family in Greeley County Kansas used a roller-crimper to terminate a cover crop mix over the summer. In this update video, posted to their Young Red Angus Youtube Channel, they talk about drilling wheat into the rolled crops in early September. The video also contains an update underlining the dry conditions faced in Kansas and other parts of the Southern Plains.
Ontario Cover Crops Flourishing
The Holland Marsh Growers up in Ontario are spreading the word about cover crops, including this gorgeous aerial photo of rich Ontario farmland.
Cover crops come in many varieties and growers choose varieties based on a number of cropping factors and length of time the cover is required.
— Holland Marsh (@HollandMarshGro) October 12, 2022
Varieties can include grasses, legumes, broadleaf varieties and mixtures. #HMGA #CoverCrops #Farming #OntarioVegetables #Crops pic.twitter.com/jXgNJ3lAos
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Best of the Web This Week is brought to you by Salford Group.
Salford Group knows cover crops. Salford’s Valmar 56 series seeders set the bar for versatility and accuracy in cover crop seeding. These machines accurately handle a wide variety of seed and blends, while pairing with virtually any implement to seed cover crops while performing other field operations. Salford has a variety of tillage implements that are suitable for seeding with the 56 series applicators. Some Salford tillage machines can be used for hay and pasture renovation, and others can be used to work in standing cover crops as green manure. Check out Salford’s cover crops solutions at salfordgroup.com
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