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Helping People, Land and Water: The Cover Crop Story
What do farms, water quality and the Great Lakes have in common? They all are helped by cover crops. Hear from three farmers in the Great Lakes basin, a researcher on Lake Erie, and a Michigan State University Extension educator as they present “The Cover Crop Story.”
Henry Miller – SARE National Conference on Cover Crops & Soil Health
Henry Miller raises a variety of crops under irrigation, including seed corn and soybeans. He shares the challenges and benefits of incorporating cover crops in his fields.
Improving Your Cover Crop Strategy – The Sam Walton Way
Sam Walton, a farmer in Lumber Bridge, North Carolina, grew up seeing the benefits of cover crops when his father implemented them on their family’s farm. Each season brings new experiences and lessons, and Sam adjusts his cover cropping strategy to give his land the nutrients and protection it needs. Hear more about Sam’s strategy from planting and termination to his trusted sources for information.
Interview with Jeff Chandler, North Carolina Technical Advisor
We’re excited to introduce Jeff Chandler, a Technical Advisor with Farmers for Soil Health in North Carolina, as well as the Research Coordinator for the North Carolina Soybean Producers Association. Research and outreach are vital parts of both his roles, allowing him to form meaningful connections with and provide evidence-based advice to farmers in his area.
Jamie Scott – Pierceton, Indiana
Jamie Scott and his father raise corn, soybeans and wheat, relying on cover crops and no-till to improve soil health. He describes how their system benefits their soils.
Living Soil: A Documentary for All of Us
Living Soil tells the story of farmers, scientists, and policymakers working to incorporate agricultural practices to benefit soil health for years to come.