South Dakota State University Extension Forage Field Specialist Sara Bauder says farmers are starting to see the effects of the flooding. Crops that were submerged for a long period of time will be susceptible to other issues. “We encourage people to consider putting in an alternative crop in those areas if that is widespread.” There still may be time to sneak a warm season cover crop in before looking to cool season cover crops.
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