Legume species

Skip to Main Content

MCCC banner

About Us

Cover Crop Resources

Calendar of Events

Contact

> BACK TO CROP CATEGORIES

LEGUMES

Overview on legumes: Managing Cover Crops Profitably by Andy Clark

Alfalfa, Austrian winter pea, Berseem clover, Black medic, Chickling vetch/pea,
Cowpea, Crimson clover, Field peas, Hairy vetch, Horse beans, Kura clover,
Mung beans, Red clover, Soybeans, Subterranean clover, Sunn hemp, White clover,
White sweet clover, Woolypod vetch, Yellow sweet clover

Go to legume related literature (all legumes)

Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) > Go to related literature


Alfalfa	Alfalfa	Alfalfa	Alfalfa	Alfalfa	Alfalfa

Austrian winter pea (Pisum sativum) > Go to related literature


Austrian winter pea	Austrian winter pea	Austrian winter pea	Austrian winter pea seeded into corn

Berseem clover (Trifolium alexandrinum) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Berseem clover) by Andy Clark

Please check back later for pictures

Black medic (Medicago lupulina) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Medics) by Andy Clark


Black medic	Black medic

Chickling vetch (Lathyrus sativus) > Go to related literature


Chickling vetch	Chickling vetch	Chickling vetch	Chickling vetch

Cowpeas (Vigna unguiculata) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Cowpea) by Andy Clark


Cowpea and oats mixture being ensiled for conservation	Cowpeas and oat mixture for N	Cowpeas and oat mixture for N	Cowpea and oats mixture being ensiled for conservation	COWPEA (var. mixed iron & clay)


COWPEA (var. mixed iron & clay)	Cowpea and rye side by side. Rye being suppressed by growth of cowpeas.	Cowpea seeded into seed corn

Crimson clover (Trifolium incarnatum) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Crimson clover) by Andy Clark


Crimson clover blooming	Crimson clover, Hairy vetch, Austrian winter peas, mustard greens growing on top of compost	Crimson cover, hairy vetch, and Austrian winter peas	Crimson clover and some type of mint weed	Crimson clover	Crimson clover

Field pea (Pisum satuvum arvense) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Field pea) by Andy Clark


Field pea

Hairy vetch (Vicia villosa) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Hairy vetch) by Andy Clark


Hairy vetch	Hairy vetch with wheat	Hairy vetch planted on different dates	Hairy vetch	Hairy vetch

Horse bean (Vicia faba) > Go to related literature none

Please check back later for pictures

Kura clover (Trifolium ambiguum) > Go to related literature


Kura clover	Kura clover year 2 beat up by mowing

Mung bean (Vigna radiata) > Go to related literature

Please check back later for pictures

Red clover (Trifolium pratense) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Red Clover) by Andy Clark


Red Clover	Red Clover	Red Clover	Red clover companion seeded with tritcale	Red clover

Red clover	Red clover	Red clover and corn	Red clover

Soybeans (Glycine max) > Go to related literature


Soybeans	Soybeans	Soybeans following wheat	Soybeans	Flaming soybeans

Subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Subterranean clover) by Andy Clark

Please check back later for pictures

Sunn hemp (Crotalaria juncea) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Sunn hemp) by Andy Clark

Please check back later for pictures

White clover (Trifolium repens) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on White clover) by Andy Clark


White clover	White clover	White clover	White clover

White sweet clover (Crotalaria juncea) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Sweetclovers) by Andy Clark


White sweet clover	White sweet clover	White sweet clover	White sweet clover	Sweet clover leaf

Woollypod vetch (Vicia dasycarpa) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Woollypod vetch) by Andy Clark

Please check back later for pictures

Yellow sweet clover (Melilotus officinalis) > Go to related literature

Managing Cover Crops Profitably (section on Sweetclovers) by Andy Clark


Yellow sweet clover	Yellow sweet clover	Yellow sweet clover	Yellow sweet clover

Adobe Reader is required to view all pdf documents. To download, visit get.adobe.com/reader/.