Two farmers who've used cover crops will share their experiences during Conservation Chat: We've Got You Covered on April 8 in Perrysville.

LANSING — A new University of Michigan study suggests cover crop mixtures improve farmland soil health while reducing carbon emissions better than traditional single-species cover crops.

A long-term study has studied the effects of double-cropped soybeans and cover crops on a fairly common cropping system on ...

There's more to Napa's must-see Mustard Season blooms than meets the eye. Learn more about how cover crop benefits Napa's ...

A new four-month project which is being funded by AHDB and three water firms is set to predict nutrient release from cover ...

Unverferth Manufacturing Co., Inc. announces the addition of a mounted cover crop seeder for its Rolling Harrow soil conditioner to provide time-saving, one-pass planting of these profit-enhancing ...

Soil-health farmers and researchers will lead a free workshop focused on incorporating cover crops into a farming operation and seeking to diverse crops this month at Riverland Community College in ...

The role of cover crops has been well profiled in both the UK and Ireland as a means of improving water quality.

Parliamentary committee recommends expanding PMFBY to cover damages by stray animals, financial assistance for crop residue ...