Cover Crops
Informational pdfs and links at the bottom of this page
(Cover crops, 4R information, prevented planting, manure/nutrient information)
Our Cover Crop Program Deadline is Monday July 3rd!!!
Our Cover Crop Program Deadline is Monday July 3rd!!!
The Wayne Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) offers a Cover Crop Program that is funded through the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (MWCD). Through this program, MWCD offers reimbursement for approved fields you apply for with a cap of 200 acres per applicant across eligible counties in the jurisdictional boundary of the MWCD District.
The Wayne Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) offers a Cover Crop Program that is funded through the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (MWCD). Through this program, MWCD offers reimbursement for approved fields you apply for with a cap of 200 acres per applicant across eligible counties in the jurisdictional boundary of the MWCD District.
Click the links below to see details for the 2023 Cover Crop Program
Click the links below to see details for the 2023 Cover Crop Program
Check out the video below of aerial seeding of cover crops by the Holmes SWCD at the Holmes County Airport in 2013
Check out the video below of aerial seeding of cover crops by the Holmes SWCD at the Holmes County Airport in 2013
Filmed by the Wayne SWCD
Filmed by the Wayne SWCD
Ashland SWCD has an interseeder that would be available for anyone to rent for cover crops. Visit their website at https://www.ashlandswcd.com/rental to see the complete list of equipment and contracts online!
Ashland SWCD has an interseeder that would be available for anyone to rent for cover crops. Visit their website at https://www.ashlandswcd.com/rental to see the complete list of equipment and contracts online!
Please see the pdf below for more details.
Please see the pdf below for more details.
Why use cover crops?
Why use cover crops?
Cover crops “reduce soil erosion, reduce nutrient leaching, store carbon, improve soil structure, increase water infiltration, reduce compaction, suppress weeds, enhance wildlife, fix nitrogen and serve as a forage product.”
Cover crops “reduce soil erosion, reduce nutrient leaching, store carbon, improve soil structure, increase water infiltration, reduce compaction, suppress weeds, enhance wildlife, fix nitrogen and serve as a forage product.”
(Rafiq Islam, Ohio State University Extension soil scientist)
- Helpful pdfs/links -
- Helpful pdfs/links -
Cover crops, 4R information, prevented planting, manure/nutrient information
