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The video below shows the value of Crimson Clover in a cover crop setting. Crimson clover has been tested and shown to produce as much as 140#/N after it has been planted after wheat. The plots in this video were planted around July 29, 2010 by the Jasper and Newton County SWCD folks (Thanks Dan . . . → Read More: Big Radish fed by Crimson Clover   Leave a comment  Breaking Up Compaction, Cover Crop Roots, Crimson Clover, Radishes, YouTube Videos  Annual Ryegrass, AU Robin Crimson Clover, Crimson Clover, deep roots, Groundhog radish, legumes for cover crops, nitrogen production, nutrient scavenging, prevented planting acres, Radish, soil compaction, Tillage Radish This video was taken from a cover crop plot in Newton County Indiana. The plot was in a field that was prevented from being planted by water ponding in the Spring of 2010. The mix is called “N-Vest Crimson Cover-All Mix” and is sold by CISCO Seeds. Even with very little moisture, (it was planted in . . . → Read More: Radish and Crimson Clover Video After talking to hundreds of row crop producers about cover crops, I was reminded of how much crimson clover offers to the corn farmer. Not only will crimson clover produce somewhere between 70-140 units of N (with approximately 1/2 of that being available for the next crop…the other percentage goes to building soil organic matter), it also . . . → Read More: Crimson Clover…Great Cover Crop for Corn Producers Crimson clover is a top nitrogen producer and beautiful as well. Crimson clover is a real jewel among the cover crop species. Crimson clover is an excellent producer of nitrogen and there are some newer varieties on the market that are very winterhardy even into Michigan. Dr. Eileen Kladivko measured how much nitrogen was . . . → Read More: Crimson Clover; a jewel among the cover crop legumes |
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