Living mulches are cover crops grown simultaneously with and in close proximity to cash
crops. Advantages of living mulches over dead cover crops may include increased weed …

Abstract Service crops are crops grown to provide services to other cash crops, rather than
for production purposes, with the ultimate aim of improving the environmental and …

Cover crops can provide ecological services and improve the resilience of annual cropping
systems; however, cover crop use is low in corn (Zea mays L.)–soybean [Glycine max (L.) …

In temperate climates, corn (Zea mays L.) is often harvested too late for sufficient cover crop
growth to meet grower objectives. This study was conducted to evaluate intersowing into …

Living mulches are generally seen as a possible way to decrease the reliance on pesticides.
We investigated the effect of a frost-sensitive legume living mulch on weed control during the …

Farmers benefit from ecosystem services that cover crops provide, but time constraints limit
the opportunity to seed cover crops following corn (Zea mays L.) harvest in the upper …

Mixing plant species in agroecosystems is highlighted as an agroecological solution to
reduce pesticides and fertilizers while maintaining profitability. In the French context …

Broadcast interseeding cover crops in corn (Zea mays L.) from the V2–V7 corn growth
stages provides farmers the opportunity to establish cover crops over large areas quickly …

Abstract Drill‐interseeding, broadcast‐interseeding, and post‐harvest drilling for
establishment of overwintering cover crops after no‐till corn (Zea mays L.) each present …

The inclusion of perennial groundcover (PGC) in maize (Zea mays L.) production offers a
tenable solution to natural resources‐related concerns associated with conventional maize; …