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Cover crops offer only modest climate benefits with mixed yield impacts, study finds « Carbon Pulse

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Widespread adoption of cover crops and no-tillage farming on global croplands could reduce greenhouse gas emissions but often at the expense of crop yields, according to a new study.
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Cover crops offer only modest climate benefits with mixed yield impacts, study finds « Carbon Pulse

Widespread adoption of cover crops and no-tillage farming on global croplands could reduce greenhouse gas emissions but often at the expense of crop yields, according to a new study.

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