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Integration of Cover Crops into Midwest Corn-Soybean Cropping Systems and Potential for Weed Suppression
Cover crops have potential to provide benefits to agricultural systems, such as improved soil productivity, nutrient scavenging, weed suppression, and livestock forage. There are several challenges associated with cover crop integration into traditional Midwest corn-soybean cropping systems. One of
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