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Agronomics: Cover Crops: Imitating Life on the Prairie

Adding cover crops to their crop rotation can help growers improve their soil health, explained David Hammer, Ph.D., professor of Soil Genesis, University of [...]

By Illinois Soybean Association|September 12, 2014|

Agronomy: Terminating Cover Crops

This article originally appeared on Iowa State University’s Integrated Crop Management News and has been reposted with permission. There is an increased interest in the use [...]

By Bob Hartzler|April 21, 2014|

Agronomy: Fire Up Soil Quality With Cover Crops

Recent studies show how cover crops benefit soil health, water quality and farmer profits, helping to fuel a renewed interest in using cover crops, [...]

By Illinois Soybean Association|April 11, 2014|

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