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:

Revolutionizing Cover Crop Seeding Practices

A recent article from Iowa Soybean Association discusses a new combine-attached air seeder from Red Barn Solutions known as the Harvest Seeder. Is this the future of cover crop seeding?

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Photo by Iowa Soybean Association / Evan Brehm

Ray Weil’s Philosophy on Sustainable Soil Management Practices

In this special holiday episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Ray Weil, from the University of Maryland, shares his insights on sustainable soil management, cover crops and innovative methods for assessing soil health. As we approach the new year, discover practical tips on nutrient cycling, organic matter management and the role of diverse cropping systems in maintaining soil vitality.

Maximize Crop Yields with Cover Crops

In this YouTube Short, explore the relationship between nitrogen use and soil health. Discover how to enhance your farming practices with cover cropping and crop rotation while preserving essential soil organic matter for sustainable yields.

Back to the Basics with Cover Crops & No-Till

In this video, get a refresher on the basics of how no-till and cover crops can reverse climate change, improve food quality and protect ecosystems.

Start Small & Ask Lots of Questions When Using Cover Crops

Check out this article to learn more about why farmers considering cover crops should ask agronomists, conservation agents and their neighboring farmers what has worked well in their area.

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