University
of Missouri agronomists say corn, soybeans and grain sorghum are potential
cover crop options on prevent planted acres.
Excessive
rain and flooding forced many farmers to not plant crops this year – which led
to the cover crop option and an earlier harvest date on those acres.
“Because there’s a lot of prevented planting acres this year a lot of farmers have on hand corn that they wish they had planted or soybeans that they have in the bag,” says Rob Kallenbach, interim associate dean of Extension.
Continue reading Corn/soybeans could work for cover crops this year at Brownfield Ag News.
