Grazing cover crops (CCs) can potentially generate economic benefits, but how this practice
affects soils and crop production compared with non‐grazed CCs is not well understood. We …

Increasing crop output while emitting fewer greenhouse gases (GHG) from limited farmland
has been a major focus of research in world agricultural production. However, information …

Quantifying soil water storage by changes in management practices, such as double
cropping, manure application, and reduced tillage, in semi-arid and irrigated crop production …

Small-grain cereals may be a forage alternative for small-scale dairy systems under limiting
climatic conditions given their short agronomic cycle. Cereals as dual-purpose forages …

There have been no systematic experiments conducted in Nevada's water-limited
environment that examined the simultaneous benefits of soil health and feed value derived …

Integrating ruminant livestock such as beef cattle (Bos taurus L.) to graze cover crops (CCs)
could balance goals of short-term profitability and long-term environmental sustainability …

Dual-purpose cover crops (DPCCs) are gaining popularity for their potential to provide
additional forage, while also providing significant ecosystem services. In the Northeastern …

The effects of spring corn (Zea mays) residue grazing and stocking density on soil physical
properties and subsequent soybean (Glycine max) yield were evaluated in an experiment …

Replacing fallow with dual-purpose cover crops (CCs) could enhance soil health and
increase cropping system profitability when CCs are grazed or hayed by providing an …

A field experiment was conducted in Maoming, Guangdong, China to evaluate the effects of
different plant-based soil amendments on soil quality, nutrient availability, plant growth, and …