Non-herbicide weed control shows merit

A STUDY across Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia has validated previous research demonstrating the merit of non-herbicide tactics to manage weeds.

GRDC-funded research is looking at non-chemical weed control methods.

17 October 2018
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The study on non-herbicide weed-management tactics recently wrapped up and has provided some interesting insights into farming systems of the future.

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