Making Cover Crops Work In Area With Less Than 20-Inch Rainfall: Part 1

While cover crops are being utilized across the U.S., in all 50 states, adoption has lagged behind a bit in semi-arid climates due to concerns about soil moisture being depleted. In part one of a two-part podcast series on this topic, Holtwood, Pa., grower and cover crop innovator Steve Groff will share some real examples of farmers from dryland areas that are using cover crops, including one who proclaimed he has the lowest annual rainfall (no irrigation) of any farmer in the world who is still seeding covers. (Courtesy of Cover Crop Innovators)