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:


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Iowa Cover Cropper Discusses Conservation Ag Strategies

Seth Watkins joins the Conservation Chat Podcast to discuss his family heritage farm in southwest Iowa where he has a 600-head cow-calf enterprise and a whole farm approach to conservation while implementing rotational grazing, wetlands, late season calving, and row crops integrated with prairie strips and cover crops.


Southern Minnesota Cover Cropper Seeks Advice about Cereal Rye

Joe Jirik, a member of the “Everything Cover Crops” Facebook group, posted a question about planting cereal rye after yellow peas. He’s wondering when to terminate and how long to be patient with the growth of the rye. Join the group and chime in on the conversation.

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Using Cover Crops in Livestock Operations

In this news segment from a local Nebraska news station, Connor Biehler of Nebraska Extension talks about the history of cover crops, how the usage of cover crops has evolved over the years and how they can be used today in livestock operations.


Managing Cover Crops with the Major Cyclone Mower

Three farmers share why they use a Cyclone mower/rotary shredder from Major Equipment for managing cover crops.


Changing Farming Practices Doesn’t Happen Overnight

There’s been lots in the media about the idea of paying farmers for carbon sequestration. But what often gets lost in the conversation is how do changes in practices like reducing tillage, planting cover crops, integrating livestock and more actually happen? Those questions and more are answered in this episode of the Future of Agriculture Podcast.


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