Cover Crop Deep Dive Series: Legumes with Shane Meyer, Jay Brandt, and Dave Brandt - Jan 24, 2022

Cover Crop Deep Dive Series- 2022
with Shane Meyer, Farmer Advocate for Conservation
and Walnut Creek Seeds
Jan 27- Grasses
Feb 24- Legumes
March 24- Brassica
April 28- Broadleaf

[@Adam-bw4lw]

Thank you for preseting cover crops in more detail,min-till has worked great for me (dont have the eqipment to go no-till yet) im gona add cover crops and try to reduce my imputs further

[@marynunn1708]

Continually impressed with the wisdom and experience shared. Thanks so much for making these insights available to the public.
Im a newbie small organic garden veggie farmer with compacted clay soil in western NC. Started last fall with multi species cover crop, then lots of hay for winter cover and organic matter plus an organic tea mixture spray to speed up decomposition. Lots here to digest and experiment with. Will be sowing crimson clover and some kind of peas after harvest now that Ive learned that the nodulation will speed decomposition of the organic matter.
Thanks again!

[@deertime6297]

Thank you for sharing all this information. For the past three seasons I have started the no till process for my food plots for wildlife. I have not used this many cover crops in the past ,and want to expand the types of cover crops. Do you have any videos on your wildlife mixes?