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July 28, 2016
July 08, 2016
Cover Crop Study, Parma ID
Objective: To evaluate cover
crops for improved soil health in silage corn cropping system in Idaho
Collaborator: Drs. Terry Tindall, and Galen Mooso, JR Simplot Company
Trt
|
Cropping
|
Cover
crop
|
Fertilizer
source
|
Fertilizer
|
1
|
Conventional
till corn
|
NO
|
urea
|
50%
@ seeding + 50% at V8
|
2
|
Conventional
till corn
|
NO
|
compost
|
@10
T/ac
|
3
|
Conventional
till corn
|
YES,
@V4
|
urea
|
50%
@ seeding + 50% at V8
|
4
|
Conventional
till corn
|
YES,
@V8
|
urea
|
50%
@ seeding + 50% at V8
|
5
|
No-Till
corn
|
YES,
post-corn harvest
|
urea
|
50%
@ seeding + 50% at V8
|
High diversity mix used in our study:
Legumes: Common
Vetch (9%), Spring
Lentils (9%), Cowpeas
(9%), Arrowleaf
Clover (3%),Crimson
Clover (3%), Sunn Hemp
(3%)Grasses: Spring Oat (24%), Cereal Rye (6%),Pearl Millet (3%), Sorghum Sudan (3%)
Brassicas: Nitro Radish (3%), African Cabbage (3%), Purple Top Turnip (3%), Impact Forage Collards (3%)
Other Broadleaves: Buckwheat (6%), Flax (6%), Phacelia (3%), Sunflower (3%)
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