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The best ways to control weeds are rolling / crimping cover crops, living mulches, row crop and pasture rotations, inter-cropping, and dense canopy planting. Sponsored by www.GardenForNutrition.org.

Intercropping is a sustainable practice for organic farmers that not only benefits weed management but also has financial benefits. Organic Weed Control, Sustainable Practices, Small Farm, Agriculture, Acre, Sustainability, Youtube, Plants, Plant

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Intercropping: Utilizing More Efficiently the Acres that we have

Intercropping is a sustainable practice for organic farmers that not only benefits weed management but also has financial benefits. Ward Middleton, Midmore F...

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Corn yields with perennial cover crop are equal to traditional farming

Farmers can still see yields of more than 200 bushels per acre while using cover crops to protect the soil, improve water quality and capture carbon in the soil, according to new research.

eOrganic - Jan-Hendrik Cropp - Interesting mulching options and equipment for planting in mulch. Useful methods for extremely cold environments where growing mulch in place is never an option since there is only one growing season. Organic Mulch, Organic Gardening, Gardening Tips, Vegetable Farming, Vegetable Garden Tips, Farm Tools And Equipment, No Till Garden, Organic Weed Control, Natural Farming

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Rotational No-till and Mulching Systems for Organic Vegetable Farms

Original air date: January 20th, 2015Main Presenter: Jan-Hendrik CroppIntroduction - 1:01Planting into Transferred Mulch - 9:34Organic No-till with Cover Cro...

Very interesting example of no-till rice using industrial techniques with mulch grown in place. Organic Weed Control, Permaculture, Agriculture, Homesteading, Rice, Industrial, Herbs, Industrial Music, Herb

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TN CSISA hub - Mechanical Rice transplanting in Zero tillage condition with full residue

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Managing Cover Crops Profitably Ed. ) PDF By:Andy Clark Published on by DIANE Publishing Cover crops slow erosion, improve soil. Interactive Infographic, Soil Improvement, Crop Rotation, Organic Seeds, Organic Farming, Learning Centers, Summer Garden, The Ranch, Permaculture

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Managing Cover Crops Profitably, 3rd Edition - SARE

Managing Cover Crops Profitably explores how and why cover crops work, and provides all the information needed to build cover crops into any farming operation. Along with detailed management information on the most commonly used species—including grasses, grains, brassicas and mustards, and legumes—Managing Cover Crops Profitably offers chapters on the role of cover crops in […]

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USDA NRCS - 4 way cover crop cocktails seem to perform best at the lowest cost.

USDA NRCS - Weed seeds die more quickly with no-till. The audio is hard to hear but the research for how no-till encourages weed seeds to die more quickly is very sound and useful. Organic Weed Control, Weed Seeds, Permaculture, Agriculture, No Response, Audio

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Weed Response to No-Till and Cover Crops, Randy Anderson

Presentation 3 at the South Dakota Soil Health Challenge February 13, 2014 event in Mitchell, SD: "Weed Response to No-Till and Cover Crops" with Dr. Randy ...

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Ultra early spring cover crops are extremely important for no-till organic syste… - Modern Spring Plants, Spring Garden, Early Spring Outfits, Nitrogen Cycle, Organic Weed Control, Early Spring Flowers, Plant Care, Organic Gardening, Cover

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Ultra early spring cover crops are extremely important for no-till organic systems. They are very underutilized. Flax, peas, and fava are some of the best since they are so easy to terminate.

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Hyacinth Bean - cover crop and nitrogen fixer. Use caution since it is perennial and can only be terminated with a hard freeze or deep tillage.

Hyacinth Bean is great at intercropping for nitrogen fixation during the summer. It is very disease resistant, very drought tolerant, and can adapt to almost any environment. Nitrogen Fixation, Organic Weed Control, Soil Improvement, Crop Rotation, Organic Soil, Companion Planting, Drought Tolerant, Throughout The World, Permaculture

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Hyacinth Bean is great at inter-cropping for nitrogen fixation during the summer. It is very disease resistant, very drought tolerant, and can adapt to almost any environment. Use caution since it is perennial and can only be terminated with a hard freeze or deep tillage.

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Frost Date Selector Page - Victory Seed Company

Victory Seeds - average last frost date. Plant early to crowd out weeds and improve yields.

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Baker Creek Planting Guide | Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds

Baker Creek planting guide. Plant as early as possible to crowd out weeds and improve yields.

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South Dakota State - flax yields by planting date. The early dates have some risks but it allows you to beat the weeds. Broadcast thick and harrow or rake.

This webinar will take you along Helen Attowe's 25 year journey to develop a reduced tillage organic vegetable production system. Control Quotes, Nitrogen Cycle, Organic Weed Control, Garden Weeds, Crop Rotation, Fruit Flies, Fly Traps, Organic Vegetables, Weeding

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Reduced Tillage in Organic Vegetable Production Webinar

This webinar will take you along Helen Attowe's 25 year journey to develop a reduced tillage organic vegetable production system.

Organic Weed Control Early Spring Permaculture Agriculture Planting 6 Months Leaves Sun Warm

Flax makes a fantastic cover crop if planted in the very early spring. If you do not get several hard freezes after planting, then you probably planted too late. It will sprout before weeds and then choke them out with its thick root mat. Since it has so few leaves, it allows the sun to warm the soil thereby avoiding the problem most cover crops have. Mow 2 weeks before planting. If planted thick enough, weed suppression can last 4-6 months.