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Try cover crops in a drought year
08/21/2012 - 08/30/2012Planting cover crops in a drought year can harvest large amounts of residual N and help jump start next year’s crops, according to experts. “In our experience cover crops offer a great opportunity in a drought year,” said John Meisinger, a USDA soil scientist. Meisinger cited long-term studies in which cover crops significantly reduced N loss and improved soil organic matter.
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Check your N 04/02/2013 @ 9:43am, DesMoines IA
Prep your planter 04/01/2013 @ 10:23am, DesMoines IA
Fine-tune your sprayer 03/28/2013 @ 4:44pm, DesMoines IA
