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

Year Published

2024

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