New Video Series - Cover Crops After Corn Silage Harvest - Week 1

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Interested in using cover crops after corn silage harvest? Over the next three weeks, we're releasing a series of new partnership videos about that exact subject. This series of short videos takes you into the field with several Wisconsin agricultural specialists to learn about establishing and using a rye or similar cover crop following corn silage harvest. The first three videos are below. Join us next week for three more!

Planting Early by Interseeding

No-Till Drill Establishment

Benefits for Soil Health

Special thanks to the partners that made this video series possible: North Central Region SARE, Professional Development Grant Program, Michael Fields Agricultural Institute, UW-Madison Nutrient and Pest Management Program, UW-Madison Integrated Pest Management Program, Wisconsin Conservation Cropping Systems Coalition, Arlington Agricultural Research Station, UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, and UW-Madison Division of Extension.

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