Narrow windrow burning puts weed seeds in their place
Narrow windrow burning was the first harvest weed seed control method. It's still an effective and cheap way to kill weed seeds. Read More...
News
Boosting knockdown efficacy against hard-to-kill weeds
Complex fallow weed spectrums and herbicide resistance profiles require more diversity in the double-knock tactic. Read More...
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Does weed detection and spot-spraying machinery pay off?
A new boomspray decision tool from WeedSmart is now available to test real-world spot-spraying technology options before spending any money. Read More...
Replay this webinar for a cross-country look at what is and isn’t working for fleabane control in each growing region. Read More...
Webinar
Rise of the Machines: How to Invest in the Right Spray Technology for You!
Join our next webinar to find out what you should be considering before investing in new spray tech! Read More...
Video
Narrow Windrow Burning
Whether you're new to narrow windrow burning or a seasoned veteran, you'll learn something new in this refresher video! Agronomists Emily Chambers and Peter Newman cover how to know when burning will be useful, how to get the best weed seed kill and how to manage the fire. Read More...
Effective control of flaxleaf fleabane requires a combination of cultural, chemical and mechanical strategies. Read More...
Fact Sheet
Smart rotations: Farming systems for the future
A brief history of research on crop and pasture rotations, an outline of the potential benefits from pasture-crop and crop-crop combinations. Read More...
Fact Sheet
Research paper: Strategic tillage in Australian conservation agricultural systems to address soil constraints
Growers who understand the impacts of soil amelioration on weed demography, can better plan weed management strategies to apply after tillage. Read More...