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Sustainable weed management in conservation agriculture

Crop Protection, 2014
Sustainable crop production is necessary to ensure global food security and environmental safety. Conservation agriculture (CA) is gaining popularity around the globe due to its sustainable approaches such as permanent soil cover, minimal soil disturbance, planned crop rotations and integrated weed management.
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"Section 2.6: Root Crops"Sustainable Potato Weed Management

2018
Potatoes are an important crop, both worldwide and in the United States. As with other crops, weeds can cause significant yield losses in potatoes. Tuber yield loss can be up to 85% when weeds are left unmanaged. Potatoes can be competitive with weeds after the canopy closes, but weed management is critical prior to canopy closure to prevent marketable
Heidi Johnson, Jed Colquhoun
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Sustainable Approach to Weed Management: The Role of Precision Weed Management

In recent years, the precision agriculture sector has shown a noticeable preference for weed control methods that pertain to the specifics of individual site. Measuring weed densities in a field is crucial when deciding the management of a subfield.
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Soil solarization: a sustainable method for weed management

2017
Solar heating of soils, better known as soil solarization, involves heating moist and mulched soil (with a transparent polyethylene film) for several weeks. Its advantages include its non-chemical nature and its effective use in a wide range of agricultural areas worldwide. This chapter reviews the use of solarization in sustainable weed management. We
Baruch Rubin, Abraham Gamliel
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Allelopathy in sustainable weeds management

Allelopathy Journal, 2019
Z. R., Nimisha Amist, L.Y. Bai
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Laser Weeding Technology: A Precision Approach for Sustainable Weed Management in Vegetable Crops

Outlooks on Pest Management
Synthetic herbicides were first commercialized in the 1940’s and rapidly adopted in agriculture because of their high effectiveness. By 1988, the chemical weed control toolbox had expanded to over 30 sites of action (Heap 2025). The introduction of herbicide‐resistant agronomic crops in the late 1990s simplified weed control and increased reliance on ...
Thierry E. Besançon, Jed Colquhoun, Lynn M. Sosnoskie   +2 more
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Rice‐Weed Competition Under Different Water Management Systems and Sustainable Weed Control Strategies

Weed Research
ABSTRACT Water‐saving irrigation systems have been widely used in rice‐growing areas to adapt to water scarcity caused by climate change. However, the absence of a continuous water layer in these systems may favour weed germination, early emergence, and changes in weed composition and density, which could ultimately alter rice‐weed ...
Duy Hoang Vu, Thi Thuy Phan
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A survey of deep learning techniques for weed detection from images

Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2021
A S M Mahmudul Hasan, Ferdous Sohel, Dean A Diepeveen   +2 more
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Rapid weed adaptation and range expansion in response to agriculture over the past two centuries

Science, 2022
Julia M Kreiner, Sergio M Latorre, Hernán A Burbano   +2 more
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Principles of Sustainable Weed Management for Croplands

2016
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