Herbicides

GPA warns APVMA's paraquat and diquat decisions threaten sustainable farm practices and could render some chemicals useless. Credit: Kondinin Group research team.

CROPPING

Proposed regulatory changes could render key herbicides useless

GPA warns APVMA's paraquat and diquat proposals threaten sustainable farm practices.

02 August 2024

Justin Crosby, CropLife, Rick Llewellyn, CSIRO, Paul Neve, University of Copenhagen, and Ken Young, GRDC, during a panel discussion on future pesticide use at the AHRI Crop Protection Forum in Adelaide last month.

CROPPING

Herbicide availability dependent on Australia's perceived marketplace value

Tackling herbicide resistance starts with improved product diversity.

19 January 2024

Grain grower and PWM sprayer operator at Collie, NSW, Andrew Freeth, says the correct setup of PWM sprayers is essential to avoid poor application results, including underdosing that could contribute to herbicide resistance. Photo courtesy WeedSmart.

MACHINERY

What's the best PWM approach for summer spraying?

Pulse Width Modulation tips and tricks for summer use

18 December 2023

BASF's new Frequency herbicide formulation should be easier pouring than when first launched. Image courtesy BASF.

CROPPING

New formulation Frequency herbicide released

BASF launches new ‘easy pour’ version of Frequency herbicide

30 March 2023

About 250 people attended the launch of WeedSmart Week in Mildura, Victoria, yesterday. Picture Mark Saunders.

CROPPING

WeedSmart week under way in Mildura

Weed fest under way in Victoria's north west

30 August 2022

Greg Condon, WeedSmart extension agronomist for southern NSW, said the five new pre-emergent herbicide products offer growers increased flexibility. Picture courtesy WeedSmart.

CROPPING

Maximising the benefits of new pre-em chemistry

Growers urged to get familiar with the latest pre-emergent herbicides

02 May 2022

Kondinin Group's Field Crop Herbicide Guide is out now.

AGRIBUSINESS

Must have herbicide guide out now

Field Crop Herbicide Guide 10th edition now available

21 February 2021

The Mode of Action classification for herbicides is being changed in Australia.

CROPPING

Change coming for herbicide mode of action classification

New system to modernise chemical classification under way

05 February 2021

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