canolaalong
Canolaalong is a term that refers to the practice of planting a cover crop of canola, Brassica napus, after the main harvest of a primary crop. This practice is often employed in agricultural settings to improve soil health and fertility. Canola is a fast-growing plant that can effectively suppress weeds and prevent soil erosion during the fallow period. Its deep root system helps to break up compacted soil, improving aeration and water infiltration.
When canola is used as a cover crop, it is typically tilled back into the soil before
The selection of canola as a cover crop is often influenced by its cold tolerance, allowing it