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Conservation Corner
Cover Crops and Soil Moisture
Mon, November 05, 2018
No cropping system is drought proof, but there are ways to prepare for a dry year.
Watch this Science of Soil Health video to learn how cover crops affect soil moisture for the next year’s cash crop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohX1jIlH_kI&feature=youtu.be
Cover crops such as turnips can attract wildlife such as deer. My brother just informed me that the deer have destroyed all the turnips he planted at his farm.
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