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Four key soil health indicators show evidence of improvement with cover crop use over 3–5 years in Soil Health Partnership trials

  • by Maria Bowman and Stephen Wood
  • 3/7/2022
  • Farm Practices & Management
  • Natural Resources & Environment
  • Conservation Programs
Four charts showing how four soil health indicators—active carbon, aggregate stability, respiration, and soil organic matter—were affected by incorporating cover crops from years 2015 to 2019 in on-farm trials across 9 states.

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Four charts showing how four soil health indicators—active carbon, aggregate stability, respiration, and soil organic matter—were affected by incorporating cover crops from years 2015 to 2019 in on-farm trials across 9 states.

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