2024/2025 Winter Cover Crop Program Requirements and AgreementWinter Cover Crop Program Agreement • June 12th, 2024
Applicant (Operator) whose application is approved by the Department agrees to the following terms and conditions to be eligible to participate in the 2024/2025 Winter Cover Crop Program for nutrient management. They shall plant cover crop to reduce the leaching of excess crop nutrients into ground water during the fall and winter months, to immobilize unused nitrogen from the root zone and to reduce erosion. The species selected may also reduce compaction and improve soil health.
2019/2020 Winter Cover Crop for Nutrient Management Program Requirements and AgreementWinter Cover Crop Program Agreement • August 19th, 2019
Applicant (Operator) whose application is approved by the Department agrees to the following terms and conditions to be eligible to participate in the 2019/2020 Winter Cover Crop Program for nutrient management to reduce the leaching of excess crop nutrients into ground water during the fall and winter months, to immobilize unused nitrogen from the root zone and to reduce erosion.
2021/2022 Winter Cover Crop for Nutrient Management Program Requirements and AgreementWinter Cover Crop Program Agreement • June 30th, 2021
Applicant (Operator) whose application is approved by the Department agrees to the following terms and conditions to be eligible to participate in the 2021/2022 Winter Cover Crop Program for nutrient management to reduce the leaching of excess crop nutrients into ground water during the fall and winter months, to immobilize unused nitrogen from the root zone and to reduce erosion.
2017/2018 Winter Cover Crop for Nutrient Management Program Requirements and AgreementWinter Cover Crop Program Agreement • June 20th, 2017
Applicant (Operator) whose application is approved by the Department agrees to the following terms and conditions to be eligible to participate in the 2017/2018 Winter Cover Crop Program to reduce the leaching of excess crop nutrients into ground water during the fall and winter months and to immobilize unused nitrogen from the root zone to reduce erosion.
