A central Illinois farmer is seeing the long-term benefits of cover crops. Kris Reynolds, who farms in Montgomery County, says he’s utilized the practice for over a decade. “It was kind of a way to reduce some chemical usage, you know, suppress weeds.” He says, “I was no tilling soybeans, but I was also doing […]
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