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Change coming for herbicide mode of action
Resistance warning for some tank mixes
Mungbeans could help weed control methods
Sentry herbicide registered for use in imi
Change coming for herbicide mode of action
Mungbeans could help weed control methods
Major herbicide research collaboration to
Bosch and BASF establish joint venture for
Glyphosate-resistant capeweed has been reported in the Albany port zone, WA.
A new herbicide from Nufarm is suitable for use in imi tolerant oat crops.
Industry groups are changing the mode of action classification for herbicides in Australia.
New research shows that mixing glyphosate and 2,4-D can result in resistance occurring.
Mungbeans could be part of a tactical approach to control feathertop Rhodes grass.
The Herbicide Innovation Partnership is to be extended for another four years.
Bosch and BASF have joined forces with a new precision ag business.
A crop protection forum will be held in Perth in December.
Agriculture Victoria is urging farmers to take action on serrated tussock control now.
Pre-harvest chemical applications require careful planning.
The WeedSmart program has a new southern extension agronomist.
Keep a keep close eye on winter crops during the key spring growing phase.
WeedSmart week will be held from 1 September.
New research has shown crop competition is a good weapon against ryegrass seed set.
There is plenty of good information on weeds like Serrated Tussock on a new website.
The GRDC has published a new ute weed guide.
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