A professor of agronomy at Illinois State University says research is showing the economic benefits of cover crops. Dr. Rob Rhykerd says the practice is a long-term investment. “In the first few years, you might not really see these returns, but after you know a 5- or 10-year period of adopting these systems, improving soil […]
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