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Ideas by farmers, for farmers to improve their soil, land, & bottom lines. A collaboration of Extension professionals & farmers. Managed by UW-Madison Extension

Joined July 2020
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It used to be easier to talk over the fence. 🤝 Now, farmers like Darren Yanke are turning to @GoodIdeaFarm — an online platform for farmers to share practical conservation strategies with each other that protect soil, water and legacy. 🌱💧 ➡️ Read more: ow.ly/RuIg50XbcV1
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There's still time to register for @GoodIdeaFarm's Shop Talk series! This free, virtual meet-up series is for producers who want to exchange ideas and advice for troubleshooting on-farm challenges related to improving soil and water resources. Learn more - goodideafarm.org/shop-talks/
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Interested in good ideas? Good news! @UKExtension has announced its participation in the Good Idea Shop Talks (@GoodIdeaFarm), a free, virtual meet-up series for row crop and livestock producers across the midwest and mid-south. Learn more >> bit.ly/3LBNvbl
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Aerial applied triticale in Early September into standing Soybeans harvested in October, stripped anhydrous in Mid November, Snow in Late November and strips looking great in December. Plant corn #24
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Aerial applied Triticale/Vetch into early senescing (yellowing) soybeans in early September 23. Will strip till into after harvest and plant ‘24 directly on the strip and terminate triticale/vetch after corn planting depending on moisture level. Root Tillage, erosion etc..
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Check out this interesting experiment on corn and alfalfa planted together, explained by Jake from Tilth Agronomy Group! 🌽🌱 #agriculture #experiment #corn #alfalfa
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Whether you're a farmer, cover crop seed business or seed applicator, there are resources for you on the Find Cover Crops app. Download on Google Play (play.google.com/store/apps/d…) or the Apple App Store (apps.apple.com/us/app/find-c…).
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Finishing up small field- harvesting hairy vetch seeds used as a cover crop. Hairy vetch, as a legume, takes nitrogen out of the air and puts it in the soil. Using it as a #covercrop allows us to "grow our own nitrogen" for the succeeding cash crop. #regenerativeagriculture – at Pennsylvania, USA
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Same date Same field Same tenant Different residue management Different outcome Cover crops = no wind erosion Left is March 29 2021 Right is March 29 2022 Anything is possible when change is wanted
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#CoverCrops alone weren’t enough @LongCrkPastures: “With that interseeded mix into the 🌽, I was able to see how everything played together and just see what forage production potential some of this ground has.” So Vittetoe bought cattle.🐄 fieldworktalk.org/episode/20…
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The University of AR Division of Ag is hosting a free, 3-part #Webinar on #Watershed #Leadership for #Agricultural Producers. You don't have to be a producer to participate, just someone who advises or provides support to producers. Register at the links provided below:
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#CoverCrops need to be used as offensive management tools! Just keep that in mind as it’s best to let your covers be aggressive and be your #NutrientStabilizer, herbicide program, moisture management system, and more! It’ll really pay this year! 🌱💪🌱
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One is #notill with #covercrops the other is full tillage. Can you spot the differences? – at Arkansas, USA
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Not quite as fun as a quiz about which wine or character you are, maybe, but nice food for thought about types of cover croppers and what's important to each: @ialearningfarms @crdelong iowalearningfarms.wordpress.…
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Four farmer members served on a panel moderated by Barry Bubolz from @NRCS_WI on innovative methods of improving soil on farms at our annual meeting last week. Eric (Olson Family Farm) shares about his experience with interseeding. bit.ly/3rZsaQ8
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There's still time to register for next week's Underground Information Exchange. Excited to hear @TimBoring and Marc Hasenick share their experiences reducing nutrient inputs over time as they manage for soil health. Registration at: miagadvance.org/news/ @KBSLTER
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Agricultural producers who have coverage under most crop insurance policies are eligible for a premium benefit from @USDA if they planted cover crops during the 2022 crop year. Report your cover crop acreage by March 15, 2022! Learn more at: bit.ly/3spOzVq
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It is common for nearby cattle and row crop farmers to partner to graze cover crops. Nick Smith grazed his cattle on Tim Daly’s cover crop fields. The pair kept cover crop records and Nick sampled soil in April of each year. Click to see the results! bit.ly/3L9YnM5
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MT @GoodIdeaFarm: Dairy producer Marv Biese worked with @NRCS_WI & @browncountywi on a pasture restoration project to prevent stream bank erosion on sensitive acres. If managed well, cows can be good for streams. Learn more: goodideafarm.org/ideas/worki…
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Take a Deep Dive into Cover Crops! Thanks @CountrysideLM and @nature_org for hosting the event! youtu.be/Z4PnUBpqVBE #covercrops #soilhealth #regenerativeagriculture #rootsnotiron
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