Long-term cover crops alleviate soil compaction and impact nutrient stratification | Pods of Potential Episode 16

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Soil compaction and nutrient stratification can impact root growth, limit water infiltration, and affect nutrient placement within the soil profile. ISA Research Agronomist Mikaela Connelly and Southwest Iowa Farmer Chris Gaesser discuss how nine years of continuous cover crops reduce soil compaction and influence nutrient distribution. Learn how Chris is partnering with ISA to find solutions to his on-farm challenges and what the research insights show on this episode of Pods of Potential.

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