A Wisconsin coordinator says changes to a cover crop program have generated more new participants. Teagan Duffy with the Conservation Technology Information Center is meeting with applicants for the Farmers for Soil Health cover crop cost share program. She tells Brownfield that changes made it more attractive for farmers to join. “A higher incentive rate, […]
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