UW Soil Science Extension - Cover Crop Management Topics

Management Cover Crops

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Matt Ruark presents the short and long-term benefits of cover crops. August 2010 Arlington Field Day

Matt Ruark describes where cover crops might fit into your system. August 2010 Arlington Field Day

Matt Ruark discusses cover crops following winter wheat or corn silage harvest.

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#	Title, Author, Org (year)	Presentation	Paper
1	Cover crop decision tool and on-farm network Kevin Shelley, UW-NPM Program (2012)
2	A review of fertilization strategies for winter wheat Matt Ruark, UW - Madison (2011)
3	Tile Basics and Discovery Farms Tile Findings Eric Cooley, UW Discovery Farms (2010)
4	Density Effects on Sweet Corn Yield and Recovery AJ Bussan, UW - Madison (2010)
5	Why Include Cover Crops in Wisconsin Crop Rotations? Kevin Shelley, UW - Madison (2010)
6	Perennial cover crop mangement in processing snap bean AJ Bussan, Mike Copas, UW - Madison (2009)
7	Cover crops and nitrogen credits Matt Ruark, UW - Madison (2009)
8	Plants and water: Why they use what they do John Norman, University of Wisconsin - Madison (2008)
9	Cover crop management in processing snap bean A.J. Bussan, University of Wisconsin - Madison (2008)
10	Why plant winter rye after corn silage? Kevin Shelley, Jim Stute, UW NPM, UWEX Rock Co. (2008)
11	Tips for Optimum Wheat Production John Gaska, University of Wisconsin - Madison (2007)
12	Can We Manage Wheat and Still Make a Profit? Wayne L. Pedersen, University of Illinois - Urbana (2007)
13	Struvite: A Recovered and Recycled Phosphorus Fertilizer Phillip Barak, University of Wisconsin - Madison (2006)	Not Available
14	Measurements of Runoff, Sediment and Phosphorus Losses from Several Discovery Farm Fields Christine Molling, University of Wisconsin - Madison (2005)