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Nebraska Farmer's Land Saved by Cover Crops During Record Storm

September 2, 2019 | Posted in Soil Health

While there was no time to build an ark to prepare for the “bomb cyclone” that hit Nebraska and other areas of the Midwest this spring, farmer Noah Seim said one of his fields successfully braved the storm because he had established a healthy stand of rye as a cover crop. Read more about Seim's story in this article from The Fence Post.

The Rye Held Everything in Place

July 12, 2019 | Posted in Soil Health

Source: York News Times

While there was no time to build an ark to prepare for the most recent “Bomb Cyclone” that hit Nebraska and other areas of the Midwest, Noah Seim, who farms near Worms, Neb., said one of their fields successfully braved the storm because they had established a healthy stand of rye.

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