As with any cash crop, cover crops may require specific management to meet the desired goals for use; below is the latest information from around the Midwest.
Managing Cover Crop Profitably (SARE Handbook Series Book 9) by Andy Clark (2007, 3rd ed.) is a good resource for getting started with cover crops.
Dale Mutch- Michigan State University Extension 2008 Crimson clover: Overview Show more
Dale Mutch, Michigan State University Extension 2008 Red clover: Overview Show more
Dale Mutch- Michigan State University Extension 2008 Oilseed radish: Overall benefits, establishment and management Show more
Mike Plumer – University of Illinois Extension June 2008 Annual Ryegrass Variety Report Show more
Jim Stute, Kevin Shelley, Dwight Mueller, Tim Wood – University of Wisconsin 2007 Planting Winter Rye after Corn Silage: Managing for Forage Source link here. Show more
Jeremy Singer – USDA-ARS National Soil Tilth Laboratory; Lance Gibson, Stephen Barnhart, Brock Blaser – Iowa State University Extension May 2006 Intercropping Winter Cereal Grains and Red Clover Source link… Show more
Jochum Wiersma – University of Minnesota; Joel Ransom – North Dakota State University 2005 Small Grains Field Guide Source link here. Show more
Mathieu Ngouajio and Dale Mutch- Michigan State University 2004 Oilseed radish: A new cover crop for Michigan Show more
Robert A. Pierce II – University of Missouri April 2003 Controlling Vole Damage in No-Till Corn and Soybeans Source link here. Show more
Charles W. Marr, Rhonda Janke, Paul Conway – Kansas State University November 1998 Cover Crops for Vegetable Growers Source link here. Show more
