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Why Cover Crops Are Unlikely to Deliver Climate Benefits Anytime Soon


Why Cover Crops Are Unlikely to Deliver Climate Benefits Anytime Soon
Cover crops are good for soil health, water quality, and climate resilience, and while more farmers are planting them compared to a decade ago, the number of covered acres is still miniscule compared to the amount of cropland that goes bare each winter. Now, a new analysis from the Environmental Working Group (EWG) found that in crucial Midwest states, increases in cover crop planting might be plateauing. In this episode, EWG director of spatial analysis Soren Rundquist joins host Lisa Held to talk about the report, its significance, and how spatial data can contribute to our broader understanding of agricultural climate solutions. ....

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Cover Crops Can Help Slow Climate Change, But Few Farmers Are Planting Them


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Amid a push from the Biden administration for U.S. agriculture to help slow climate change, a new study shows farmers in the Corn Belt are dropping the ball on adopting a climate-friendly practice.
A mountain of research shows the benefits of planting cover crops from sequestering carbon from the environment to keeping waterways cleaner.
And yet, according to a new study from the Environmental Working Group, only 4.8 percent of corn and soybean acres across Illinois, Iowa, Indiana and Minnesota have them.
The study utilized satellite imagery to track cover crop acres across the Corn Belt starting in 2015. It found that, while cover crop adoption has increased slightly since then, only one in 20 acres of corn and soybeans are currently protected by cover crops. ....

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