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Here you’ll find expert columns answering questions about weed control concepts and news updates on the latest information on herbicide resistance and weed control.

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Power of pastures and fodder crops to lower weed numbers

Mixed species fodder and pastures provides grazing value, boosts soil fertility and controls weeds for the Molloys south of Wagga Wagga. Read More...
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Reinventing the pre-seeding double-knock tactic

Glufosinate is a double-knock alternative where annual ryegrass has glyphosate and paraquat resistance – but it is not a simple swap. Read More...
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Drone spraying and spreading technology update

Will agricultural drones become a routine spraying option on farms, or will they remain as a wet weather backup option? Read More...

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How do I stop gazanias invading my crops?

Dr Ali Bajwa says gazanias have started to invade and establish in cropping paddocks in low rainfall regions of South Australia and Victoria. Read More...
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Can diverse weed management push back on resistant weed numbers?

Stacking practices that provide high-level weed seed control can protect a farming business from the economic impact of herbicide resistance. Read More...
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Can sheep help manage feathertop Rhodes grass?

Integrating grazing and herbicide treatments can significantly impact the seed bank of feathertop Rhodes grass on mixed enterprise farms. Read More...

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Molloy family, The Rock NSW

The Molloy family's mixed farming system is keeping weed numbers very low throughout the long crop rotation. Read More...
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James Pursehouse, Breeza, NSW

Because we are always targeting small weeds, the robot is making a noticeable difference to the density of these hard-to-kill weeds. Read More...
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Langley family, Winchelsea, Vic

The Langley's farming system demonstrates how alleviating soil constraints can benefit both crop production and weed suppression. Read More...