With small grain harvest mostly finished across the state, those who practiced mixed grain intercropping may now be looking at separating the two crops to earn two paychecks.
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Intercropping doesn’t take expensive equipment
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Justin Jacobs, NDSU research specialist, intercrops two crops together at his home farm, and spoke about how to do it at Dickinson Research Extension Center’s Soil Health Workshop.
Justin Jacobs, NDSU research specialist, intercrops two crops together at his home farm, and spoke about how to do it at Dickinson Research Extension Center’s Soil Health Workshop.
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