A cover crop is a crop that’s planted primarily in the offseason to manage soil erosion, soil fertility, soil quality, water, weeds, pests, diseases and other long-term farm concerns. Once that work is done, though, these crops are typically plowed under so the land can be used again for productive purposes. Learn how one company is working to develop cover crops that, instead of costing the farmer money, actually generates income at “A Productive Winter Cover Crop That Pays,” a webinar featuring Jerry Steiner, CEO of Arvegenix.