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Table 5. Cover Crop Budget for Soybeans in 1, 3 and 5 Years Under Various Management Scenarios

Download this table as a PDF. Budget Item (All figures are per acre) Years of Cover Cropping One Three Five Estimated input savings when using cover crops Fertilizer1 $0 $6.30 $8.40 Weed control2 $0-$15 $10-$25 $10-$25 Erosion repair3 $2-$4 $2-$4 $2-$4 Subtotal $2-$19 $18.30-$35.30 $20.40-$37.40 a. Savings on inputs (the low end of the subtotal […]

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Table 4. Cover Crop Budget for Corn in 1, 3 and 5 Years Under Various Management Scenarios

Download this table as a PDF. Budget Item (All figures are per acre) Years of Cover Cropping One Three Five Estimated input savings when using cover crops Fertilizer1 $0 $14.10 $21.90 Weed control2 $0-$15 $10-$25 $10-$25 Erosion repair3 $2-$4 $2-$4 $2-$4 Subtotal $2-$19 $26.10-$43.10 $33.90-$50.90 a. Savings on inputs (the low end of the subtotal […]

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Creating a Baseline for Cover Crop Costs and Returns

Table 3 shows the typical costs of seeding cover crops. Some farmers are able to buy cover crops for as little as $5–$10 an acre if they are using common cereals such as oats, wheat or rye, and especially if the seed is available locally with no shipping costs or has been grown by the farmer. At the other end of the […]

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How Do Cover Crops Impact Yield Over Time?

Almost any farmer with several years of cover crop experience will report that they have seen improvements in both the soil and crop performance over time. “You will have a cost savings if you stay with it,” Sneed says. To better understand how the number of years spent planting a cover crop impacts crop yield, data was collected from farmers responding to the […]

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How to Get a Faster Return from Cover Crops

When evaluating average fields in average weather conditions, it can take three or more years for cover crops to pay off if no incentive payments are obtained and no special circumstances exist. However, every farmer has their own challenges and opportunities that can affect this picture. Therefore, when evaluating the economics of cover crops, it can be helpful […]

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Introduction

Tennessee farmer Ray Sneed plants a five-species cover crop mix to accomplish multiple management goals, in particular to control weeds and improve irrigation efficiency. Photo by Pete Nelson, AgLaunch Initiative When it comes to making the big decisions about managing a farm, whether it’s to grow a new crop, buy an expensive piece of equipment or upgrade infrastructure, […]

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Cover Crop Effects on Songbirds and Game Birds

An overview of how cover crops support birds. Download this fact sheet. This fact sheet is part of the Ecosystem Services from Cover Crops fact sheet series. How Do Birds Use Cover Crops? Cover crops can provide important habitat throughout the year to songbirds and game birds alike. This fact sheet addresses how cover crops can […]

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Cover Crop Effects on Deer and Other Mammalian Wildlife

The relationship between cover crops and wildlife as both a hunting opportunity and potential pest. Download this fact sheet (PDF). This fact sheet is part of the Ecosystem Services from Cover Crops fact sheet series. Promote Wildlife with Cover Crops Cover crops are usually planted to prevent erosion and increase soil health, but they can also provide […]

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Cover Crop Impacts on Pollinators

An overview of how cover crops and management practices can benefit pollinators. Download this fact sheet (PDF). This fact sheet is part of the Ecosystem Services from Cover Crops fact sheet series. Pollinators: Who They Are and What They Need Honeybees are an iconic pollinator on most farms, but they are not alone. There are actually hundreds of […]

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Cover Crop Impacts on Soil Invertebrates

An overview of how cover crops affect soil invertebrates and of the benefits they provide. Download this fact sheet (PDF). This fact sheet is part of the Ecosystem Services from Cover Crops fact sheet series. What are Soil Invertebrates? Healthy soil is home to a great diversity of soil invertebrates. Over 1,000 different species may be found […]

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This work is supported by the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program under a cooperative agreement with the University of Maryland, project award no. 2024-38640-42986, from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and should not be construed to represent any official USDA or U.S. Government determination or policy.


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