Food Security Challenges - 4

Climate Hubs Highlight Crop Vulnerabilities

Walnut, Illinois, farmer Alan Madison is still determining how cover crops can help optimize his fertilizer program. The cereal rye in this field will be harvested for seed to be used as a cover crop. (DTN/The Progressive Farmer photo by Mark Tade)
Walnut, Illinois, farmer Alan Madison is still determining how cover crops can help optimize his fertilizer program. The cereal rye in this field will be harvested for seed to be used as a cover crop. (DTN/The Progressive Farmer photo by Mark Tade)
These producers are changing their cropping practices to ensure the long-term productivity of their farms.

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