Cover crop mixes shine in building soil health

Keith Miller was excited when he walked into his cover crop field following wheat in September. Most fields don’t get seeded to a mixture with as many cover crop species as this one following wheat. Miller also knows that it’s important to increase nitrogen in starter fertilizer for corn if it follo...

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Wheat
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