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organic system is designed to reduce tillage begin with cover crops cover crops proceed the cash crop and are typically terminated with tillage and organic systems this video is part of a series of virtual field days that will follow research and reduced tillage organic agriculture at WSU puyallup and Mount Vernon in 2011 the roller crimper is a relatively new tool for physically terminating cover crops the heavy weight of the implement crimps the stems of cover crops as it rolls over them crushing their vascular system but leaves the stocks mostly intact the plant debris then forms a thick layer of mulch that can help suppress weeds this model from inj manufacturing is six feet six inches wide the stage of the cover crop is a major determinant of the effectiveness of this type of physical termination toward the end of their development annual grain crops proceed through heading pollination or in thesis and several stages of kernel development most people have had luck rolling cover crops toward the end of an thesis or at the early stages of kernel development watery ripe or milk this is because the plant has allocated the majority of its resources into the seed head rendering it susceptible to senescence after the roller crimper crushes its vascular system if cover crops are rolled too early they are likely to stand back up on the other hand if world too late then viable seed might form and cause a volunteer weed problem in the future in 2010 we initiated a cover crop trial at both the WSU puyallup Research and Extension Center and the Northwest Washington research and Extension Center at Mount Vernon for cover crops were planted in fall 2010 with three replications at each site we chose to barley varieties into vetch varieties the barley varieties worst writer and an experimental variety from Oregon State University Oh r09 913 the vets varieties were Lana a type of hairy vetch and chick lling bench Strider performed better than 0 r 0 9 9 13 there was little difference in the time to maturity and the biomass was much greater in strider stride to produce around 4.5 tons per acre dry matter at puyallup and 3.7 tons per acre at Mount Vernon with seeding rates of 76 and 120 pounds per acre at puyallup and Mount Vernon respectively the chick lling vetch did not establish well nor survive the winter lana grew very successfully and produced around 2.5 tons per acre dry matter at puyallup and 3.1 tons per acre at Mount Vernon of seeding rates of 70 100 fpl and mount vernon respectively we altered the experiment to plant triticale in the plots that had the failed tickling we are evaluating spring planted triticale for its potential as a rolled cover crop for a fall planted broccoli we use two methods to terminate the strider barley rolling crimping and flailing timing for rolling crimping a cover crop is critical if termination is...