🌽 60" Corn vs 30" with Inter Seeded Cover Crops 🍀 скачать в хорошем качестве

🌽 60" Corn vs 30" with Inter Seeded Cover Crops 🍀

Join us as we check out an awesome cover crop mix that was inter-seeded earlier this summer in both 60” and 30” corn rows! 🌾 🍀 🌽 And YES, there are huge differences when comparing 60” vs 30” regarding total biomass and which species & types of covers expressed themselves. There are numerous benefits associated with inner seeding: -feed for our livestock after combining, -feed & habitat for our soil microbiology, -and an opportunity to improve our ROI not only this year, but next as well. So come along as we check out some tremendous inter-seeded cover crops from SE Minnesota! To watch the 60" corn planting video from this exact field earlier this spring, check out this video with Luke Bergler: Search (Why 60" Corn?) on YouTube or here's the direct link:    • WHY 60" Corn?  🌽🌽🌽   If you appreciate our videos, do us a favor and subscribe below or hit the like button. 👨‍🌾🍀🌻🌱🌽 ➡️ To continue the soil health & regenerative farming discussion, please feel free to reach out to me directly at [email protected]. ➡️ Technical assistance in designing cover crop mixes, implementing the soil health principles on your farm or ranch, direct marketing, incorporating livestock, and hosting educational field days & workshops is available if interested. Thanks & Choose to make it a Great Day!! 👨‍🌾 Lance Klessig - Regenerative Ag Advocate 🌻 For more of our videos on cover crops, the soil health principles, healthy nutrient dense foods, grazing, profitability, healthy people, and regenerative agriculture check out..... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChVV... 🥩 🌻 🐷 🚜 🐓 🌾 🥓 🐟🦋 For more of our videos on cover crops, the soil health principles, healthy nutrient dense foods, grazing, profitability, healthy people, vibrant rural communities, and regenerative agriculture check out..... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChVV... #soilhealth #covercrops #plantgreen #plant2021 #rollercrimping #regeneratingminnesota #RyeNot