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Tennessee Supplemental Information For This Enhancement
Cropping Criteria Options:
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A minimum of two crops if one of the crops is a perennial lasting at least 2 years
Perennials (utilized for haying or grazing) for this criteria would include:
| Cool Season Perennial Grasses: |
Warm Season Perennial Grasses: |
Legumes: |
| kentucky bluegrass |
bermudagrass |
alfalfa |
| orchardgrass |
big bluestem |
red clover |
| reed canarygrass |
caucasian bluestem |
white clover |
| tall fescue |
dallisgrass |
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| timothy |
eastern gamagrass |
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indiangrass |
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switchgrass |
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A minimum of 2 crops, if no perennial, with a cover crop (not harvested) following one of the crop years (no silage or crop residue removed from the system), this may include a summer fallow if seeded to a cover crop
The resource conserving crop for this criteria is the cover crop (not harvested) when following a low residue crop. Cover crops for this criteria would include:
- barley
- crimson clover
- hairy vetch
- oats
- rye
- wheat
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A minimum of 3 crops, if no perennial, where at least 1/2 the rotation consists of high residue crops
The resource conserving crop for this criteria is the high residue crop. High residue crops to be used for this criteria include:
- corn
- small grains (including millets)
- sorghums
Note: All silage and grazed crops would be considered low residue crops.
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