This Week's Lineup:

• Can We Drill the Rye Before the Rain?
• Learning From Local Farmers — Sharing Advice and Experiences
• Making the Most of Every Acre — Cover Crops, Cattle and Goats
• What Does Cover Crop Carbon Actually Cost and Pay?
• Seeding Cover Crops on a Vegetable Farm

This Week's Lineup:

• Using Cover Crops to Reduce Inputs
• Seeding Cover Crops Efficiently
• How Strip Till and Cover Crops Work Together
• The Cover Crop Math No One Else is Doing
• Cover Crop Acres Increasing Nationwide

This Week's Lineup:

• Young Leaders Conduct Cover Crop Experiment
• Illinois Farmers Recognized For Conservation Efforts
• Cover Crop Economic Decision Tool
• Long-Term Cover Crop Lessons
• Using Cover Crops to Increase Grazing Opportunities

Cameron White, APV-America territory manager, explains how the relatively new company is making a name for itself in the cover crop business. He highlights the many offerings available from APV, including APV's Pneumatic Seeders (PS) series.

Cover crops are seeing popularity increase overseas, from Europe to Asia to Australia to New Zealand, as farmers look for many of the same benefits on their own farms.

When used appropriately, cover crops can improve soil health, boost nutrient cycling, manage soil moisture, suppress weeds, feed livestock and more. But it's important to consider cover crops in the context where they will be growing, says Dwayne Beck, recently-retired director of Dakota Lakes Research Farm.