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Clean borders – avoid evolving resistance on the fenceline

Herbicide resistance is frequently identified first along borders such as fencelines, roadways and around farm infrastructure. Read More...
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Clean seed – don’t seed resistant weeds

Planting clean seed avoids the risk of spreading herbicide resistance and ensures the crop gets a head start on the weeds. Read More...
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Growers set to ‘Diversify and Disrupt’ weeds in the Wimmera

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3-step implementation of the ‘strip and disc’ system

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Is sunlight breaking down herbicides for dry sowing?

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Robotics opens up more non-herbicide options

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Vertical iHSD maintains the brand’s 98% weed kill rate

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New online course de-mystifies pre-em herbicide use

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Stacking the Big 6 in a strip and disc system

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Early identification allows more effective weed control

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Diversity extends herbicide ‘life’ in triple-stacked cotton

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Early weed control pays dividends

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Creating stiff competition against summer weeds

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Reducing the glyphosate resistant weed seeds in cotton fields

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Using your harvester to destroy weed seeds

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