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How to Control the 3 Most Challenging Weeds in Strip-Till

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By Michaela Paukner Verified
| Strip-Till Farmer Verified
While strip-till may be the ideal blend of a perfect seedbed and soil conservation practices, it also creates the right environment for weeds that plague both tilled and no-tilled fields. For many strip-tillers, the most challenging weeds to manage within the strip are waterhemp, ragweed, grasses and other weeds that produce small seeds because the seeds rise to the surface and easily germinate within the tilled root zone.
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Single Cover Crop Species Outshines Diverse Mix with 70+ Bushel Boost to Corn Yields

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By Michaela Paukner Verified
| Cover Crop Strategies Verified
FIGURE 1. The yellow line in this graph shows corn yield response to a frost-seeded red clover cover crop planted after a small grain on a farm in Waukesha County, Wis. The blue line represents corn yield response to nitrogen (N) fertilizer applied at rates of 0, 40, 80, 120 and 160 pounds per acre. Both are in comparison to a control strip with no cover.
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Choose This Perennial Cover Crop Species to Mitigate Nitrate Leaching

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By Michaela Paukner Verified
| Cover Crop Strategies Verified
One cover crop species stands out from the rest when using covers to mitigate nitrate leaching, according to Nicole Tautges, research director at the Michael Fields Agricultural Institute in East Troy, Wis. Over the last four years, Tautges and a group of collaborating farmers and researchers conducted a study assessing the benefits of adding cover crops to a 3-year cropping rotation that includes a small grain.
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