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NW IL | For "shoulder seasons" I am not convinced that major blends are worth it. After summer grain, silage, or if you have a field that won't be planted until mid-end of May they might be more worth it.
I know people doing winter camelina and saying it works well. Likes to be planted late too. Maybe a few pounds of hairy vetch if you are feeling adventurous, but you won't get full benefit from them if you are trying to plant corn in April.
https://alseed.com/product/winter-camelina/
Depending on how early your beans come off, you might try oats, peas, and a brassica or 2. They won't grow a lot but might stay green until Feb and should eventually winterkill. | |
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Cover crop on SB ground going to corn
