Watch and learn as Carver demonstrates the advantages of badger ag for regenerating soil and holding water with yellow peas as a cover crop

With variable weather and rising input costs, growers across Western Canada are adopting cover cropping approaches to safeguard and enhance soil health. The Carver Yellow Pea Seed is one standout, providing exceptional agronomic advantages and is well-suited for the more progressive modern regenerative farming operations. We at Brummelhuis Seeds are pleased to offer our good-quality yellow pea varieties to aid in promoting healthier soils and sustainable farming practices.

 
Why Plant Yellow Pea Seed as a Cover Crop?
 
Any farm, as a versatile crop, Yellow peas are a great nitrogen-fixing legume. When used as a cover crop, Carver peas replenish organic matter in the soil while fostering microbial activity and building long-term fertility. This makes yellow peas an ideal crop for rotation planning, particularly between cereals and oilseeds.
 
One of the most distinguished characteristics of yellow peas is that they can fix atmospheric nitrogen and which leads to a reduction in the use of chemical fertilizers. This inherent process restores the soil with an essential nutrient and contributes to healthier crop yields the following year.
 
Moisture Retention and Erosion Control
 
Producers (in Alberta and worldwide) are ultra concerned about conserving soil moisture content. Yellow peas are a part of the solution to this problem. Root structure: Carver Yellow Pea Seed, beneath the soil surface, it develops enormous roots all along its nodes, deep down. The crown cover is an efficient soil cover and intercepts and mitigates flow over the soil surface, thereby enhancing long-term soil stability.
 
This moisture-conserving feature is particularly valuable in dryland farming or where there is a risk of drought, and everything that falls from the sky will be needed.
 
Carver Yellow Peas — Strengthened by Brummelhuis Seeds
 
Farmers in a position to improve their cover cropping programs, we would suggest Carver Yellow Pea Seed at Brummelhuis Seeds. Carver is popular for its good standability, disease resistance, and performance under Western Canadian growing conditions. Whether soil regeneration, erosion control, or nitrogen management is your priority, Carver has got you covered.
 
To learn more about all of our certified pea seed, check out our product page: https://www.brummelhuisseeds.com/certified-seed/peas/
 
Start Building Better Soil Today
 
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