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Is it too dry to drill forage and cover crops?

With harvest at or nearing completion, many will be itching to get cover and forage crops drilled, but with very little moisture in the soil, is it the right decision?

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Is it too dry to drill forage and cover crops?

With harvest at or nearing completion, many will be itching to get cover and forage crops drilled, but with very little moisture in the soil, is it the right decision? The usual advice for forage crops...

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