Michigan Cover Crops
Cover Crops
Overview 		Michigan cover
crop Species 		Cover Crops in
cropping systems		 organic Field
Crop research		 Informational
Links

The Cover Crops Program at the W.K. Kellogg Biological Station / Michigan State University focuses on integrating cover crops into Michigan field crop systems. Our goal is to make information from research readily available so farmers can make better decisions about using cover crops on their farms. Use the links above to explore information on growing cover crops successfully on your farm.

No-till organic soybeans
No-till soybeans growing in rolled/crimped rye

 

Rolling rye with the roller/crimper
Rolling rye with the roller/crimper

no-till soybeans in late summer
No-till soybeans in late summer

 

Roller/crimper research at KBS
 
For more information, contact Dale Mutch or Todd Martin at Michigan State University's Kellogg Biological Station Land and Water Program, 3700 E. Gull Lake Dr., Hickory Corners, MI. 49060-9516, or call 800-521-2619.

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