Recommendations for Planting into Cover Crops

Traditionally, farmers assumed they must kill their cover crop before planting cash crops. But the longer you let a cover crop grow, the more benefits you can harvest. Planting into cover crops can help with erosion control and managing weeds. In this video, Pioneer Field Agronomist Jonathan Rotz provides tips and best practices for planting into cover crops. Utilizing rollers can help prepare a field for planting. At planting, aim for a consistent seeding of cover crops. Watch the first part of this video here: • Effectively Managing C...
For more information on Cover Crop management and best practices, visit: www.pioneer.com/us/agronomy/m...
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[@davidholste7209]

Good to see a seed company providing information about cover crops.

[@franksmith7419]

YA, HERBICIDE PESTICDE, YOU FARMERS GOT DUPED.

[@GangstaFarmer]

Glad to see videos like this!

[@jvin248]

Some are planting green, allowing the crop to emerge, and then rolling/crimping the cover crop. Target time is before V1 on corn and beans. This helps timing for winter rye pollen production is the best time to crimp rye so it stays down and does not pop back up.

[@airesrebelo6242]

Very nice