Intercropping is defined as the growth of more than one crop species or cultivar simultaneously in the same field during a growing season. The table below provides links to existing practical information on the use of cover crops in agriculture. 

Title	Language	Country	Format	Description	Organisation
Intercropping grain peas with barley	EN	Switzerland	Fact sheet	Summary of practical recommendations for intercropping grain peas with barley
Guidelines for Intercropping	EN	USA	Website	American webpage with comprehensive links on intercropping.	Sare
The potential for companion cropping and intercropping on UK arable farms	EN	UK	Website, Report	Web page with information and link to a PDF resource: 'Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust Report'.	Agricology
Crop Mixtures: Virtual Field Day	EN	UK	Video	Video bringing together insights from farmers' experience and scientific research into the role of crop mixtures to address different agronomic issues	Agricology
Is intercropping the way forward for arable?	EN	UK	Presentation/video	Touches on many aspects of intercropping: strip intercropping, relay cropping, pasture cropping, agroforestry, living mulches, undersowing, temporary intercropping and ‘full season’ intercropping.	Agricology
Plant teams in the field - Intercropping in practice in the UK and Sweden	EN	UK and Sweden	Website and report	Provides theory on intercropping as well as case studies in the UK and Sweden	Agricology
Agronomic benefits of intercropping annual crops in Manitoba	EN	Canada	Research report	Covers general intercropping details as well as a case study	University of Manitoba
Individual NWRM: Intercropping	EN	EU	Report	Discusses details of intercropping, geographic applicability, biophysical impacts and ecosystems benefits	NWRM
Intercropping in practice: new mini-film launched	EN	UK	Video	Video resource on Practical Intercropping with hopes to encourage more farmers to try intercropping	James Hutton Institute