Green Cover is highlighting the benefits of diverse cover cropping systems at Husker Harvest Days, where visitors will have the opportunity to tour demonstration plots featuring 15 different cover crop species. The displays are designed to help farmers better understand how various crops contribute to healthier soils and more resilient farming systems.

Among the featured species is sorghum, a crop valued for its vigorous biomass production, deep root system, and ability to improve soil structure. As a cover crop, sorghum can help reduce erosion, suppress weeds, increase organic matter, and enhance overall soil health while supporting regenerative agricultural practices.

The demonstration plots will allow farmers to compare crop performance, discuss species selection with experts, and explore cover crop strategies suited to their own farming systems. The initiative reflects the growing interest in regenerative agriculture and sustainable soil management across the United States.