Could cover crops be your best choice after wheat?

Typically, wheat harvest ranges from early to mid-July in northern Indiana, giving a farmer plenty of time to plant a cover crop mix that includes both warm- and cool-season species. Here's the big question for most farmers: After wheat, should you double-crop soybeans, leave the field fallow or plant a cover crop? Post wheat harvest is a time when farmers can plant cover crops and take advantage of the remaining growing season to improve their soil. [Extracted from the article]