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:
- Tim's Take Episode 44 - Part 1 — The Overall Cover Crops Guide
- Top 5 Fall & Winter Cover Crops for Massive Spring Growth
- Forget Tilling: How One Cover Crop Rebuilds Compacted Soil from the Roots Up
- Stop Buying Sulfur — This Cover Crop Mix Fixes Alkaline Soil pH
Tim's Take Episode 44 - Part 1 — The Overall Cover Crops Guide
In part one of this episode of Tim’s Take, host William Lee sits down with longtime University of Missouri agronomist Tim Reinbott, Director of Communications, Assistant Director of Natural Resources, and Director of Sanborn Field. With over 40 years of experience in agronomy, cover crops, and soil management, Tim brings a lifetime of insight to this deep-dive conversation.
Top 5 Fall & Winter Cover Crops for Massive Spring Growth
In this video, Nature’s Blueprint reveals the top five fall and winter cover crops that protect soil, store nutrients and trigger massive spring growth. Learn which crops build structure, which add nitrogen and how to plant them for maximum benefit with minimal effort.
Forget Tilling: How One Cover Crop Rebuilds Compacted Soil from the Roots Up
What if the rototiller gathering dust in your garage is making your compaction worse—and a simple cover crop could penetrate deeper and last longer than any mechanical solution? Most farmers trapped in the tillage cycle don't realize that daikon radish roots generate enough force to fracture compacted layers measuring over 300 pounds per square inch, creating permanent bio-channels that conventional equipment cannot match.
Stop Buying Sulfur — This Cover Crop Mix Fixes Alkaline Soil pH
What if the expensive sulfur applications you're dumping on alkaline soil are just temporary Band-Aids—and a $12 bag of cover crop seeds could solve the problem permanently while building soil health at the same time? Check out this video to learn more.
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