Editor’s note: The following was written by Hans Klopp, South Dakota State University Extension soil health field specialist, Anthony Bly and David Karki for the university’s website.
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Interseeded cover crops growing between rows of mature soybeans.
Photo courtesy University of Nebraska-LincolnEditor’s note: The following was written by Hans Klopp, South Dakota State University Extension soil health field specialist, Anthony Bly and David Karki for the university’s website.
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