The RegenPGC research team has released an updated FAQ set that answers many questions about our vision of perennial groundcover in the Midwestern agricultural landscape. This updated FAQ set replaces the ones from 2022 and reflects the ongoing work of our research team.
The 22 questions and answers are available on our website.
Watch Raj Raman, Regen PGC Project Director, introduce our perennial ground cover research project. With funding from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture, we expect to go a long way in moving the needle on a new way of doing cover crops. This video is the first in a series of brief videos that will feature RegenPGC researchers discussing perennial ground cover planting, suppression, and other important agronomic management issues.
The RegenPGC Project (Regenerating America’s Working Landscapes to Enhance Natural Resources and Public Goods) just released its latest quarterly progress report covering the period Aug. 1, 2022 – Oct. 31, 2022. The report describes progress made by each project’s Theme and Objective teams toward the goal of developing and derisking perennial groundcover systems. The report, which is submitted to USDA-NIFA every quarter, is available for download. For further information, contact Anne Kinzel, Deputy Director, via email.
