Integrated crop-livestock systems (ICL) have played an important role in human civilisation
and have dominated the broadacre agricultural production system in the wheat-sheep zone …

In input-intensive cropping systems around the world, farmers rarely proactively manage
weeds to prevent or delay the selection for herbicide resistance. Farmers usually increase …

In the conservation agricultural systems practised in Australia, cultivation is not commonly
utilised for the purpose of weed control. However, occasional use of tillage (strategic tillage) …

Implications of increasing labour costs and the development of herbicide resistance for
profitable weed management in Philippine rice farming systems are investigated. The study …

The break crop effect, where a non-cereal crop provides relief from soil pathogens, may
increase soil nitrogen reserves for a cereal and help minimise populations of herbicide …

RIM, or “Ryegrass Integrated Management,” is a user-friendly weed management software
that integrates long-term economics. As a model-based decision support system, RIM …

In this review, we draw together research on the use of green and brown manures in wheat
cropping systems in Mediterranean-type environments in the light of contemporary …

Herbicide-resistant weeds are an increasing global problem in crop production systems. To
lessen the incidence of herbicide resistance and to prevent the spread of herbicide-resistant …

Crop rotation, in which a legume, pasture, fallow or oilseed 'break crop'is grown after a
cereal crop to manage soil-borne disease and weeds and, on occasions, to fix nitrogen, is …

Western Australian grain production is dominated by wheat, but growing wheat continually
in unbroken sequences leads to increasing problems with soil nutrient depletion, root and …