Macronutrient inputs to annual cropping systems can benefit weeds as well as crops,
sometimes decreasing or eliminating the benefits of fertilization. This interaction between …

Soil fertility management through the application of synthetic fertilizer or livestock manures is
crucial to maintaining the productivity and profitability of cropping systems. Little, however, is …

Applying organic nitrogen (N) sources have been recommended to increase soil fertility and
crop growth in organic production systems; however, less information is available on the …

The chapters in this book review research on integrated weed management (IWM) directed
toward developing sustainable methods of weed management. The volume summarises the …

Over the last half-century, herbicides have become the dominant tool for weed management
in agricultural systems of industrialized nations (Gianessi 2013), as well as the focus of …

The competitive effects of wild mustard on rapeseed with organic amendments and urea
alone or combined were studied for 2 years. Treatments consisted of three Sinapis arvensis …

Fig. 2. Flow chart of weed management. recommendation varies dependent upon time of
weed control as well as type of weed flora present in the field ie dicot (broad leaved) …