Images of Field Pea
Note: The following cover crop images are part of an extensive collection of cover crop photographs maintained the UC SAREP staff. The images have not been completely categorized and labeled. Some will be included in a book on cover crops due out in 1997, but all images have been made available online because of the overwhelming number of requests we have had for them.
	Field pea is commonly used in plow-down mixes. Photo by Bob Bugg.
	'Magnus' is among the most vigorous cultivars of field pea, and shows little cold dormancy. Photo by Bob Bugg.
	'Magnus' field pea (shown here in an organic walnut orchard) has earlier growth, less cold-dormancy, and a more vigorous, erect growth habit than 'Austrian Winter' pea. Photo by Chuck Ingels.
	Field pea, common vetch, and oat are often used in plow-down cover crop mixes. Photo by Chuck Ingels.

	'Magnus' field pea shows vigorous early growth and is often included in mixes with bell bean and various vetches. Winters, CA. Photo by Bob Bugg.
	'Magnus' field pea shows vigorous early growth and is often included in mixes with bell bean and various vetches. Winters, CA. Photo by Bob Bugg.
	Various cover crops may be used in walnut orchards, including field pea. Winters, CA. Photo by Bob Bugg.
	'Magnus' field pea shows vigorous early growth compared to other cultivars. Winters, CA.

	'Magnus' field pea shows vigorous early growth compared to other cultivars. Winters, CA.
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