CoverCress® does more between crops.
It establishes in the fall, provides living cover through winter, and resumes growth in spring ahead of harvest, creating another revenue opportunity while helping protect soil and retain nutrients.
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Curious about CoverCress® but want to try it on your own farm?
The Farm Adoption Program includes free seed, agronomic support, and no harvest obligation, giving growers a practical way to experience CoverCress firsthand.
Learn more: covercress.com/farmers
The next CoverCress® crop is in the ground.
Across the Midwest, newly seeded fields are starting to emerge and establish ahead of winter.
Follow along as we share updates from the field throughout the season.
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More opportunity from the same acres.
CoverCress® gives farmers the opportunity to generate up to $100 per acre in additional revenue without replacing corn or soybeans.
More revenue from the acres you already farm.
CoverCress® CEO (and farmer!) Jim Hedges spoke with @stlmag about CoverCress, rising farm input costs, and the growing market for biofuel feedstocks.
Read the story: stlmag.com/business/biofuel-…
Curious about CoverCress®?
The Farm Adoption Program gives growers a practical way to try it firsthand with free seed, agronomic support, and no harvest obligation.
See if CoverCress fits your farm: covercress.com/farmers
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What could another revenue opportunity mean for your farm?
CoverCress® creates an opportunity to generate additional income from the same acres already in rotation.
Three crops. Two years. Same acres.
Learn more: covercress.com/farmers
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Yes, you can plant CoverCress® behind corn!
New opportunities to establish CoverCress® behind corn are helping growers maximize productivity across more acres.
Three crops. Two years. Same acres.
The CoverCress® seeding window is September 1 to October 1.
Earlier seeding gives the crop more opportunity to catch a significant rainfall, establish before winter, and maximize maturity and yield potential.
Timing matters. Don't miss the window.
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Building a new crop takes more than good genetics.
CoverCress® is supported by partners across agriculture and renewable fuels including Bayer, Bunge and Chevron.
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One of the biggest keys to a successful CoverCress® crop?
Plant on time. Target the September 1 to October 1 planting window to give your crop the best opportunity to establish before winter.
Learn more: covercress.com/farmers
Residue management drives establishment.
Vertical tillage helps improve seed-to-soil contact while maintaining residue cover.
Good stands start here.
Want to try CoverCress® before committing larger acres?
The Farm Adoption Program includes:
• Up to 100 acres
• Free seed
• No grain contract obligation
Learn more:
covercress.com/contact-us
We’re at the Keystone Co-op Classic today in Frankfort, IN!
Stop by the CoverCress® booth, meet the team, and learn more about CoverCress.
See you there!
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A successful crop needs more than good yields.
It needs strong demand.
CoverCress® continues to build the partnerships, infrastructure, and market opportunities needed for long-term success.
Heading to Co-op Classic '26 this Thursday?
Stop by and visit the CoverCress® team in Frankfort, IN to learn about the Farm Adoption Program, new opportunities behind corn, and how CoverCress can fit your operation.
See you August 20!
@KeystoneCoop
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A new crop only works if there's a market.
The Bunge facility in Griggsville, IL has been adapted to receive and handle CoverCress® grain, providing a central delivery point for growers in the region.
That's real infrastructure supporting a real crop.
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Why does EPA approval matter?
Because it helps strengthen the market for CoverCress® as a renewable fuel feedstock.
Another step forward.
Another reason to be excited about the future.
covercress.com/farmers
We'll see you at Co-op Classic '26!
Visit the CoverCress® team August 20 in Frankfort, IN to talk about how CoverCress fits your rotation and the opportunities for growers.
Learn more: keystonecoop.com/keystone-ev…
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Good CoverCress® stands begin with good field selection.
Look for:
• Low weed pressure
• Good drainage
• No wild pennycress
• Moderate slopes with residue cover
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