Jul 16, 2026 · 40 min · 9 segments
We gave you three weeks; did you plant any cover crops?! If you did, congrats on healing your soil! If you didn't... We'll talk about it. We're not mad, just disappointed. This week Jeidan breaks our…
So what are cover crops? I found this very simple explanation on cover cropping 101 on gardenerspath.com.
I had a lot of cool actual other side articles and always gets really frustrated with me about how slow I am at producing notes, but it's because I have ADHD and I end up like, learning all these other random things that don't end up in my notes but yeah so take take it honestly just put them in there
just put them in there
yeah i probably showed it but they had nothing to do with this just like it's like little click on things and you're like oh it's a whole other episode probably yeah um But I'm learning a lot.
So anyway, cover crops are usually planted between harvest or for winter coverage.
They are temporary plants that provide nutrients for your soil and your cash crops.
The term refers to their use as a placeholder and empty slash post harvest beds.
A lot of people.
Sorry, just question.
Is this for specifically for farming and gardening or is this for like your lawn, too?
I'm going to go into both because it pertains to us.
So like what I kind of looked up today was more like we need to know what we should be doing going forward for the different aspects in our garden.
So we are going to touch base with that.
But like the cover crop definition, I think it's more towards like farming.
Okay.
Yeah.
That's what it sounded like.
So I just wanted
to check.
Yeah, like covering that space in between.
for, you know, protecting the soil.
But we'll get into that part.
Okay.
So cover crops don't just help your veggies grow better in the next harvest.
They could help us save the planet.
So what are cover crops? I found this very simple explanation on cover cropping 101 on gardenerspath.com.
I had a lot of cool actual other side articles and always gets really frustrated with me about how slow I am at producing notes, but it's because I have ADHD and I end up like, learning all these other random things that don't end up in my notes but yeah so take take it honestly just put them in there
just put them in there
yeah i probably showed it but they had nothing to do with this just like it's like little click on things and you're like oh it's a whole other episode probably yeah um But I'm learning a lot.
So anyway, cover crops are usually planted between harvest or for winter coverage.
They are temporary plants that provide nutrients for your soil and your cash crops.
The term refers to their use as a placeholder and empty slash post harvest beds.
A lot of people.
Sorry, just question.
Is this for specifically for farming and gardening or is this for like your lawn, too?
I'm going to go into both because it pertains to us.
So like what I kind of looked up today was more like we need to know what we should be doing going forward for the different aspects in our garden.
So we are going to touch base with that.
But like the cover crop definition, I think it's more towards like farming.
Okay.
Yeah.
That's what it sounded like.
So I just wanted
to check.
Yeah, like covering that space in between.
for, you know, protecting the soil.
But we'll get into that part.
Okay.
So cover crops don't just help your veggies grow better in the next harvest.
They could help us save the planet.
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