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Developing federal farm policy support for novel conservation practices: A case study with perennial groundcover

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By Cynthia A. Bartel, D. Raj Raman, Kenneth Moore
| Taylor & Francis Online
Perennial groundcover (PGC) aims to merge row crop production with perennial covers to provide continuous living cover () (Moore et al. Citation2019; RegenPGC Citation2026). The PGC system pairs an ecologically appropriate PGC species (generally, a cool-season, low-growing, and shallow-rooted plant archetype) with a commodity row crop. The PGC is seeded once, either in the fall after row crop harvest or in the spring prior to or concurrent with row crop planting.
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Sustainability | Free Full-Text | Anticipatory Technoeconomic Evaluation of Kentucky Bluegrass-Based Perennial Groundcover Implementations in Large-Scale Midwestern US Corn Production Systems

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By Keri Jacobs, Kenneth Moore, D. Raj Raman, Cynthia A. Bartel
| MDPI
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