Podcast
Paddock Talk Ep#10
Big 6 helps make Big Tech decisions + Weed control spend pays off Read More...
News
Field-testing pre-emergent herbicide packages
SLR's Showpiece trials provide a matrix of benefit of weed control vs the cost of the various pre-em herbicide mode of action combinations. Read More...
Ask an Expert
Navigating precision agriculture for weed control
There are technologies and systems that have the potential to achieve gains in each of the six pillars of the WeedSmart Big 6. Read More...
Podcast
S10E08: Regional Update – Erin Dalton, Forbes, NSW
Erin takes a Big 6 approach to the Forbes region, pushing the boundaries around what works and looking to the future for weed management. Read More...
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Killing weeds and staying below maximum residue limits
Steven Tilbrook, agronomist with the CBH Group in Western Australia, says that two of the greatest risks to Australian grain markets are weed seed contamination and chemical residues. Read More...
News
Keeping weed numbers low pays off
CSIRO’s Jackie Ouzman, says growers’ investment in weed control is minimising yield losses from residual weeds growing in crops and fallows. Read More...
Podcast
S10E07: Beyond Resistance – Who really decides how you spray
Tom Wolf pulls back the curtain on the forces driving new spray technology and how farmers can find what will work for them. Read More...
News
Science backs Double-breaks to beat Annual ryegrass
A double-break is a strategic tactic to deploy within the WeedSmart Big 6 to drive down the weed seedbank throughout the crop sequence. Read More...
Fact Sheet
Research paper: Diverse systems to manage herbicide-resistant annual ryegrass
High levels of control (>95%) over 3 consecutive seasons can reduce ARG seedbanks. Diverse crop sequences are the most cost-effective method. Read More...
Fact Sheet
Impact of weeds on Australian grain and cotton production
Weeds are one of the most significant costs to Australian grain and cotton producers, costing $4.4 billion annually, or an average $206/ha. Read More...