Building Soil by Growing Huge Cover Crops (and Composting Them)

Sorghum-sudangrass has the potential to generate massive amounts of biomass above and below the soil surface. You can harvest the above-ground portion for hay, mulch or compost, while the roots break up the soil and put a lot of carbon into the soil. Composting in trash cans - https://youtu.be/t39WfhyOc60

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