In a fix? Dynamic Cropping Systems result in improved yields, better soil health researchers say
Fixed crop rotations have many benefits, but is there an even better approach?
“Yes,” say scientists at USDA’s Northern Great Plains Research Lab in Mandan, North Dakota. Based on years of research, farmers who harness the benefits of diversity through a Dynamic Cropping System, rather than a fixed rotation, fared better than those who farm using fixed rotations.
Find out why a Dynamic Cropping System (verses a fixed rotation system) may work better in the long-term for improving yields and soil health in the latest episode of NRCS’ The Science of Soil Health. Watch the three-minute video. It’s science you can really dig!
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