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Exploring what works, what doesn't for cover crops
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Exploring what works, what doesn’t for cover crops
The South East Research Farm at Redvers is working on cover crops – practices that keep living roots in the soil beyond the harvest of our traditional crops. While cover crops are viewed as a regenerative agriculture practice, many worry that they reduce yields for the primary crops. Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com talked with Lana Shaw, executive director of the South East Research Farm about the cover crop work they’re doing. "We're looking …
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