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Making cover crops work in the Northeast: Termination strategies for success

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The Manager
Author
Workman, Kirsten
Darby, Heather
Ryan, Matthew
Ristow, Aaron
Abstract

According to the 2017 USDA Agriculture Census, Northeast farms are planting over one million acres of cover crops, and momentum for this conservation practice continues to grow because of its crop, soil, and environmental benefit. Increasing financial incentives coupled with environmental regulations have pushed even more farmers to adopt cover crops. However, like any other crop grown on the farm, the benefits will only be realized with proper planning and timely management.

Date Issued
2023-03
Publisher
Progressive Dairy
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