Researchers across the country are working to develop cover crop varieties that better suit regional environments. University of Missouri Center for Regenerative Agriculture Program Manager Etienne Sutton oversees the National Cover Crop Variety Development Project. “We do have a team of researchers working with the cover crop seed industry as well to develop better plans for […]
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