


The last option is to sow the cover crops after harvest. The cover crop is drilled after harvest to cover the soil to protect it from erosion and increase soil health by adding vital nutrients and organic matter. The downside to this method is that you have to rely on the weather. If you experience poor weather before or after harvest you will start getting behind schedule. If harvest is running late, pressure starts to build and you still have the cover crop to drill.

Wildflower Mix
One of the sustainable farming incentives is to create strips or areas of wildflower mixes to help create a sustainable home for wildlife. You can look at using areas that are currently unfarmed or set aside some strips at the edge of existing fields. You might have an area of a field that never produces a good yield which you can look to utilise to your benefit. With excellent payments available through SFI you can look at option of getting the seeds established. Spreading by drone is a sustainable way to do this. The ground again remains untouched but it is also a great tool for reaching areas that are hard to reach with conventional farming appliances. Think more of the unfarmed areas that are difficult to get to. Even the strips of fields might be more cost effective by use of drone technology. Small strips can easily be mapped out using the drone software in a matter of minutes.

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