Field mustard

Mustards belong either to the Brassica or Sinapsis genera. Mustards are upright cool-season annuals that grow 3-5 feets tall. They have narrow leaves, yellow flowers, a strong taproot, and fibrous and lateral roots.

Managing Cover Crop Profitably Book CoverBrassicas & mustards overview: Managing Cover Crops Profitably (SARE Handbook Series Book 9) by Andy Clark (2007, 3rd ed.)


Cover Cropping for Pollinators and Beneficial Insects

Eric Lee-Mader, Anne Stine, Jarrod Fowler, Jennifer Hopwood and Mace Vaughanby – Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation with contributions from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service August 2017 Cover Cropping for Pollinators… Show more

Recommended Hay and Pasture Forages For Michigan

Kim Cassida and Phil Kaatz – Michigan State University Extension November 2019 Recommended Hay and Pasture Forages For Michigan Source link here. Show more

2019 MSU Cover Crop Variety Test Report

Kim Cassida and Joe Paling – Michigan State University Extension February 2020 2019 MSU Cover Crop Variety Test Report Source link here. Show more

Cover Crops and Pollinators

Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Cover Crops and Pollinators Source link here. Show more

North Dakota State University – Variety Trial Results

2016 Here are the latest Variety Trial Results from around North Dakota Scroll through the pages or search to find the cover/cash crop of interest Show more

Grazing Management: Toxic Plants (Cover Crops)

Jaymelynn Farney, Doug Shoup, Dave Rethorst DVM, Dale Blasi, John Holman – Kansas State University February 2016 Grazing Management: Toxic Plants (Cover Crops) Source link here. Show more