7 Highest-Yielding Cover Crops
Check out our recommendations for the highest-yielding cover crops. If you’re planting cover this year, go for the highest-yielding cover crops.
These crops have their own yields and feed the soil for your spring crops. Cover crops are important in areas cultivated year after year, reducing soil erosion and improving its overall health.
As spring heats the soil, cover crops suppress weeds and support biodiversity as they grow. The highest-yielding cover crops can bring returns to the market and offer higher yields to next year’s crops.
Some plants do double duty, providing soil improvement and yielding their own harvest, ensuring necessary nutrients for thriving plants are available throughout peak cultivation.
They can offer higher yields to next year’s crops, ensuring that the necessary nutrients for thriving plants are there throughout peak cultivation.
Author summary: Cover crops improve soil health.
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