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Planting Methods for Cover Crops

Planting Methods for Cover Crops

Interseeding (Drilling or broadcasting early season into standing crop) Establishing cover crops after corn and soybeans is a challenge in Wisconsin due to the minimal amount of growing season left after harvest.  Interseeding a cover crop during the vegetative growth of these crops provides Wisconsin farmers a cover crop establishment method earlier in the season. […]

Cover crop options for planting after winter wheat

Cover crop options for planting after winter wheat

Wisconsin’s short growing season doesn’t provide a lot of time for growing cover crops.  However, the early harvest of winter wheat allows an excellent window for cover crops to grow, protect the soil and provide other benefits. Cover crop recommendations typically change depending on where you are in Wisconsin but because of the early harvest […]

FAQs about liming in Wisconsin

FAQs about liming in Wisconsin

Beginning in 2007, Wisconsin has a new lime recommendation program.  Will this increase or decrease the lime rates that are being recommended? Neither. In some cases the recommendations may be a bit lower and in some cases higher, but the new system will more accurately assess the level of acidity in the soil and lead […]

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