This project has several levels of deliverables. During the course of the experiment, there will be several project updates. The most common exposure this project will receive occurs at on-site field tours (if possible next year). This project has generally been featured at several (~3x per year) events including trainings for consultants, Extension agents, and other researchers, as well as being featured at our field days and row crop tours. The ultimate products of this project include research reports and likely a scientific publication, but more importantly it will result in a decision support tool, likely linked with NDAWN (described below). This project has already helped immensely to shift the focus of soybean producers and advisors toward soil health conversations, regardless of their intentions for specifically using rye as a relay crop.