File:Biggest cover crop radish ever found on farm in Meade County, SD! (29823596874).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionBiggest cover crop radish ever found on farm in Meade County, SD! (29823596874).jpg | Cover crops were planted in this field in preparation for planting perennial grasses as alfalfa planting in the spring. The farmer used the cover to build soil health, scavenge nitrogen, improve water infiltration, and excellent biomass cover. Photo by Tanse Herrmann, District Conservationist, USDA Natural Resources Conservationist, Sturgis, SD. |
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