Farmers have been seeding cover crops for a few months now, with most to be terminated in the spring before planting corn or soybeans. What if those cover crops could be used as another cash crop?
Practice could add cash crop, but not without risk
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As input costs remain top of mind for growers across the country, innovation can help farmers increase productivity while cutting expenses.
Multiple days of much warmer than usual conditions in late January and February might have nudged Midwest farmers eager to get ready for planting.
Editor’s note: The following was written by Eric Yu and Ryan Miller, University of Minnesota Extension crops educators, for the Minnesota Crop…
The USDA released its first look at planting expectations for 2026 on Feb. 19 at its Agricultural Outlook Forum as farmers brace for a fourth …
