Corn With and Without Rye Cover Crops

PhD student Daniel Quinn discusses his research on rye cover crops effects on corn and nitrogen research.
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[@EDBZ28]

nice presentation and study...this young guy is a natural on camera.

[@daledenisetheel7290]

Thank you. A great video. Have you tried adding a legume with the rye to grow some nitrogen for the corn? Have you tried using a crimping roller to roll down the rye?

[@Lungsani591]

Thank you for the research

[@jimmydykes7961]

Is that drip irrigation I see?

[@masholek4945]

Tanaman cover crop apa saja

[@chefevielee]

I mean, i'm not like a completely organic grower. But did you ever think to just do what the indians did. Row the rye and then burn the fields after you harvest it. until it and till it in

[@rnr4204]

When you burn, the nutrients in the burned material literally go up in smoke. It also doesn’t help when it comes to building organic matter.

[@chefevielee]

@@rnr4204 Interesting i'm going to investigate this

[@EDBZ28]

nice presentation and study...this young guy is a natural on camera.