Integrating Cover Crops in South Carolina Agroecosystems

Content Source: Clemson Extension Land-Grant Press

Resource Explained

Choosing and managing cover crops for South Carolina farms depends on several factors: desired benefits (erosion control, fertility, weed/pest suppression, compaction relief), crop group (legumes, grasses, brassicas), timing, local soil type and climate, and planting/termination methods. This factsheet, produced by Clemson University Extension, guides producers through these considerations and points to further resources.

Region

Southeast

Topic

Cropping Systems

Category

Grain and Field Crops

Year Published

2024

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