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How to Sample Cover Crop Biomass

  April 21, 2023   Grow IWM
What are you getting out of your cover crop? Knowing how much of each cover crop species is growing in your field is the first...
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Rolling Through Planting: How One Farmer Multi-Tasks with Cover Crops

  August 26, 2022   Grow IWM
Why make two passes across a field when one will do? That’s the logic that has motivated Virginia farmer John Shepherd to run...
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Looking for a new wingman for your soybean herbicide program? Syngenta agronomist Justine Fisher has two suggestions: cereal rye cover crop and narrow...
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