Herbicide resistant hot-spots revealed in the most recent ryegrass survey
November 2, 2021
On this edition of WeedSmart Shorts, Professor Chris Preston, from University of Adelaide is our guest. University of Adelaide is one of WeedSmart’s Research Partners. Chris is interviewed by our Southern Extension Agronomist, Chris Davey and explains the most recent south-eastern Australian survey work done on ryegrass.
Chris Preston explains where the herbicide resistant hot-spots are for herbicide resistance in ryegrass and provides some sage advice around how to get the most out of old and new chemistries.
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