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:

Which Cover Crop Termination Method is Right for Your Farm?

Properly terminating your cover crop is crucial for success on your farm. You must select a method that fits your current practices and equipment constraints. This video from NC State Extension breaks down common cover crop termination methods to help you make the right decision for your farm.

Making Cover Crops & No-Till Work Without More Equipment

Seventh-generation farmer Mark Burnham from Cobourg, Ontario, shares how he's scaled his no-till system without increasing his equipment fleet or labor demands. In this episode of Crop Chats, dive into the realities of farming complex topography, managing cover crops in a corn–azuki–wheat rotation and the mindset needed to make no-till work long-term.

Are Cover Crops the Answer for Healthier Soil?

At Molescroft Farm in the UK, cover crops are a cornerstone of their sustainable farming practices. By planting a diverse mix of grasses, legumes and brassicas, the farm is improving soil structure, boosting organic matter and enhancing water retention. These cover crops not only prevent soil erosion but also provide a habitat for beneficial wildlife, supporting a healthier ecosystem. With cover crops, Molescroft Farm is ensuring their soil remains fertile and resilient, leading to better crop yields and a more sustainable future for farming.

Is This the Year to Try Planting Green?

Check out this YouTube Short from the DIY Farmers as they combine no-till and cover crops in a field of standing annual ryegrass and clover as well as volunteer wheat.

5 Keys to Healthy Soil

In this webinar with Matt Powers of Regenerative Soil & Permaculture walks through what he believes to be the 5 biggest keys for healthier soil.

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