Using No-till and Cover Crops to Reduce Phosphorus Runoff
Rafiq Islam and Jim Hoorman- Ohio State University Extension
2015
Category Archives: Species
North Dakota State University – Variety Trial Results
2016
Here are the latest Variety Trial Results from around North Dakota
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Early soybean planting into rye cover for organic no-till
Erin Silva – University of Wisconsin
September 2016
YouTube Video: Early soybean planting into rye cover for organic no-till
Biomass Production of Winter Annual Cover Crops in Corn and Soybean
Katja Koehler-Cole, Roger Elmore, Humberto Blanco, Chuck Francis, Derek Heeren, Suat Irmak, Chris Proctor, Charles Shapiro, Tim Shaver, Matt Stockton – University of Nebraska
August 2016
Biomass Production of Winter Annual Cover Crops in Corn and Soybean
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Winter Rye Cover Crop Effects on Soil
Iowa Learning Farms and Practical Farmers of Iowa
Winter Cereal Rye Cover Crop Effect on Soil; Year 7 Update July 2016
Termination of Winter Rye and Annual Ryegrass Using Glyphosate
Daniel Smith and Mark Renz – University of Wisconsin-Madison
April 2016
Termination of Winter Rye and Annual Ryegrass Using Glyphosate
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Rye cover crop variety selection for organic no-till soybeans in Wisconsin
Erin Silva – University of Wisconsin
May 2016
YouTube Video: Rye cover crop variety selection for organic no-till soybeans in Wisconsin
Cover Crops in Missouri: Putting Them to Work on Your Farm
Rob Myers, Charlie Ellis, Rich Hoormann, Tim Reinbott – University of Missouri; Newell Kitchen – USDA Agricultural Research Service; Jodie Reisner – USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Updated April 2016
Tips for Terminating an Annual Ryegrass Cover Crop
Erin Hill- Michigan State University
April 15, 2016
Tips for terminating an annual ryegrass cover crop
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Frost Seeding Red Clover into Winter Wheat
Paul Gross- Michigan State University Extension
March 8, 2016
Frost seeding red clover into winter wheat
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