Daikon Radishes Cover Crop Species Profile

Daikon Radishes are a popular cover crop in regenerative agriculture for people who grow cover crops, but I use them in small quantities. They are great, but i'm not sure that they are all they are cracked up to be.

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[westleyanson]

Great commentary on the Daikon Radish! I am a home gardener, using Daikon Radish as an edge crop along the paths.

[kenneth]

I'm learning a lot from you man Godbless you.

[bcatbb]

Personally I would stick with daikon because my family eats a lot of the stuff
The other radishes not so much

[DavesDoings]

I'm getting a 50 lb bag of deer plot seed for less than $40 it grows fast even in December in upstate SC, I don't have the knowledge of exactly the best way to get my money worth, but I'm experimenting with with alot of different seed.

[johac]

I am 3rd season of growing cover crops, both cool, hot weather, for me it has lots of pluses, but we ask farmers in Arizona about "how much rain did you get ?" I tell them " i kept all of it, that said my neighbor's have asked, Hey you don't have runoff, what have you done, my rain is kept where it falls.
All because of the Diakon and worm tunnels, I do a mixed blend. Always have a Legume, both seasons.

[rd.kingdom]

From your experience, does daikon fare well in acidic soil around ph 5.5-6.5? If not I’m curious what the ph of your soil is.

[luanwesleyaparecidopereira]

How did you pant it? It was by broadcast sowing?