Early registration deadline for the Southern Cover Crops conference in Baton Rouge is rapidly approaching -- Dec. 15!
The Feb. 14-15 event gives farmers, crop advisors, Extension & other ag industry professionals the latest info on managing cover crops in the southern region.
Early registration for the 2023 Southern Cover Crops Council Conference in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is open! Click the link to learn more: https://t.co/e0lhnoZHcR
These cover crop plots are ready for termination in North Central Arkansas. Stay tuned for results from our regional winter legume cover crop trials! #covercrops
Side-by-side plots. Left is a rye-clover cover crop mix. Right is weedy fallow.
After 5 years of cover cropping, the weed population has decreased dramatically under cover crop. Mainly just a bit of ryegrass here and there. @SouthCoverCrops
Cover crops help reduce soil erosion, no question there! Ever wondered why #CoverCropsWork? Check out this article:
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OR check out our website! We can tell you why they work and what species to use for your soil health goals!
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Dr. Bagnall recently presented “Case Studies for Predicted Improvements in Plant Available Water from Soil Health Management,” describing research that will assist farmers with building drought resilience through #soilhealth: https://t.co/8OSgqkkrzT.
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Planted leftover soybean seed from research plots the last of August. Too late for harvest but made a nice fall cover crop. @LSUAgCenter@SouthCoverCrops@SoybeanSouth
Cover crops are coming up! Have you planted your winter covers yet? Planting date is key for good crop establishment but planting windows vary by region. Share where you are for your fall cover crop planting! #covercrops
This winter legume cover crop☘ trial is going out in states across the Southeast in the coming weeks! Stay tuned for more updates from the trial collaborators. Thanks to @coveryoursoil for organizing! #covercrops
Rye, clover, radish, and fallow plots in TN Valley. Last year, cotton lint yields were higher for rye compared to fallow, increasing from ~1600 lbs/acre to 1900 lbs/acre. We are beginning to move the needle on SOM after 4 years of cover cropping.