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Cover Crops, Soil Health Kim Kuhlmann Cover Crops, Soil Health Kim Kuhlmann

Connecting Soil Health Principles

We are also connected to the land and soil. Soil Health is defined as the continued capacity of soil to function as a vital living ecosystem that sustains plants, animals, and humans . Soil health affects water quality and air quality. Good soil health improves the productivity of your land, making it possible to raise more food or energy. It’s all connected!

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Preventive Plant, Cover Crops Kim Kuhlmann Preventive Plant, Cover Crops Kim Kuhlmann

Preventive Plant Acres

It's a good idea to have in mind what you are planning for next year when you consider the options available for prevent plant crops and cover crops. If you have cattle (or have friends and neighbors with cattle) there are warm season grasses that can still produce at least one hay crop. We have a variety of millets available for different situations along with sorghum sudangrass hybrid, Piper sudangrass, and cover crop mixes.

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Pulse Crops Kim Kuhlmann Pulse Crops Kim Kuhlmann

Benefits of Planting Pulse Crops

Pulses are by definition the edible seed from a legume plant. Legumes are considered to be the plant that includes the leaves, stems, and pods containing the pulse seed. Pulses can include peas, lentils, edible beans, and chickpeas.

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Tyler Kress Tyler Kress

Disease Management

Disease management is important with all crop types, but it is especially important in pulse crops. Crop rotation and the use of fungicides are just a few key management options for controlling disease in your fields. One of the best ways to protect your pulse crop from disease is by buying seed with strong disease resistant traits.

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Kim Kuhlmann Kim Kuhlmann

Cover Crops for Dry Weather

Pulse USA has over 50 plant species in our warehouse for mixing cover crops and wildlife mixes. With all these species, I wanted to give you some options to consider using alone or in a multi-species cover crop mix when dry weather is a concern.

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Forages Emily Paul Forages Emily Paul

Nitrate Poisoning

Nitrate poisoning occurs in animals that ingest feed and forage with high Nitrate levels. There are several contributing environmental factors that can cause plants to have high Nitrate levels.

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