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Physical weed control in organic fennel cultivated in the Fucino Valley (Italy)
, 2007 A field experiment was carried out in 2004 in the Fucino Valley (Italy) one of the Italian most vocated areas for fennel cultivation. The aim was to test new strategies and equipments for physical weed control on organic fennel and to compare them with the weed control strategy ordinary adopted the by organic farmers of the Valley.
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Developments in physical weed control
2017Physical weed control is the key method for reducing negative impacts of weeds in organic cropping systems, and remains important even on many conventional vegetable farms. Inter-row cultivation is generally effective, but controlling intra-row weeds remains a challenge.
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The importance of crop competition in physical and cultural weed control strategies [PDF]
, 2003 The prentation focussed on the importance of crop competition in physical and cultural weed control ...
Melander, Senior Scientist Bo
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Physical control of aquatic weeds
1990Abstract The Physical control of those aquatic plants inimical to man’s activities goes back to the first time that man used his hands and sticks to clear away weeds blocking the passage of boats or denying access to good fishing spots.
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Physical weed control in organic chicory cultivated in the Fucino Valley
, 2007 A two years field experiment (2004-2005) was carried out in the Fucino Valley. The aim was to compare different strategies for physical weed control in organic chicory. Chicory is the second most important vegetable crop of the area after carrot. The
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Development of tools for automated physical weed control [PDF]
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Experiences on physical weed control in nursery container production [PDF]
, 2014 Weed control represents a major issue not only in agriculture but also in nursery production of ornamental species. This is also a key problem in nursery container production, where weeds can relevantly affect the aesthetical and commercial value of the plants.
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Integrating physical and cultural methods of weed control— examples from European research
Weed Science, 2005Abstract Increasing concerns about pesticide use and a steadily increasing conversion to organic farming have been major factors driving research in physical and cultural weed control methods in Europe. This article reviews some of the major results achieved with nonchemical methods and strategies, especially adapted for row crops (e.g., corn, sugar ...
Melander, Bo; id_orcid 0000-0002-5183-3278 +2 more
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Weed Research, 2001
Manual weeding of intrarow weeds in direct‐sown leek and bulb onion crops grown organically can be very labour‐intensive. Four field experiments, two in direct‐sown leek and two in direct‐sown bulb onion were made in this investigation to study the effects of physical and cultural methods on intrarow weed numbers, time consumption for hand‐weeding and ...
Melander, Bo; id_orcid 0000-0002-5183-3278 +1 more
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Manual weeding of intrarow weeds in direct‐sown leek and bulb onion crops grown organically can be very labour‐intensive. Four field experiments, two in direct‐sown leek and two in direct‐sown bulb onion were made in this investigation to study the effects of physical and cultural methods on intrarow weed numbers, time consumption for hand‐weeding and ...
Melander, Bo; id_orcid 0000-0002-5183-3278 +1 more
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