Why cover crops pay off years later

Article April 6, 2025 Growing 4 reads

Why cover crops pay off years later

Spring cover-crop sprouts

Scrap is expensive, but it’s also information. In-process gauging catches a drifting dimension before it becomes a bin of rejected parts — so a tool that’s wearing tells us early, not after the run.

Less scrap, tighter tolerance, lower cost — measured twice, made once.

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