Monday, December 13, 2021

Building Clay Soil Health with Cover Crops - Update


Video update on cover crops for clay soil

How to use cover crops to improve heavy clay soil.  Improving clay soil health with cover crops is easy.  Set your lawn mower to mulch and chop up the fast-growing ground covers to allow the cover crops to break down and fertilize your yard.  The mulched cover crops become compost for your clay soil!  The mix described here includes: Oregon Grown rye grass, Oregon Grown crimson clover, and Kentucky 31 tall fescue.
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