With much of the cover crop planted last fall just starting its spring growth, it’s too early to tell if cover crop seed availability will be an issue after this season, according to seed dealer Arvin Vos.
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Cover crop seed availability this fall depends on what the spring brings for the major seed-growing regions — South Dakota, North Dakota and Canada.
File photoWith much of the cover crop planted last fall just starting its spring growth, it’s too early to tell if cover crop seed availability will be an issue after this season, according to seed dealer Arvin Vos.
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