Roller crimp terminated cereal rye cover crop research plots for no-till soybean production at DPAC

In this video, Purdue Extension Organic & Diversified Agriculture Educator, Michael O’Donnell, visits research plots at the Davis Purdue Agricultural Center (DPAC) in Farmland, Indiana to discuss 2020 plot design of roller crimp terminated cereal rye cover crop for no-till soybean production systems.
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[@user-hs3my9sp9o]

Why would crimping later do less damage to soybeans

[@matrixdossantos]

Very interesting research.

[@codydog1700]

Great video!!

[@corywitt1819]

What were the yield results? Are we losing yield potential by not having the soybeans as mature as possible by summer solstice? I want to implement cover crops with beans but waiting too long kills yields. Thanks

[@davesisco4637]

It’s not all about the yield . It’s what kind of dollar that acre makes . If done right , the fact that you make a few bushels less but you make more money per acre . Plus soil benefits . 👍

[@mattcraztex9940]

@@davesisco4637 Now your on the right path.👍👍👍