There is a popular demand for more natural means of pest management, including weed
management, as well as a demand by farmers for herbicides with new chemistries and/or …

Whether modern agriculture without conventional pesticides will be possible or not is a
matter of debate. The debate is meaningful within the context of rising health and …

Background Climate change is inevitable owing from modern-day chemical agriculture,
exerting detrimental impacts on sustainable crop production. Global agriculture is now …

Specialty crops, like flowers, herbs, and vegetables, generally do not have an adequate
spectrum of herbicide chemistries to control weeds and have been dependent on hand …

There is an urgent need to accelerate the development and implementation of effective
organic-compliant herbicides that are environmentally safe and that help the producer meet …

The process of labeling new herbicides for specialty crops has always been difficult.
Progress in solving specialty crop weed control problems will likely be more challenging in …

The interest for organic crop production is in the increase due to a strong demand for
organic food from consumers and an attractive income potential for farmers. Weeds pose …

Increasing weed control costs and limited herbicide options threaten vegetable crop
profitability. Traditional interrow mechanical cultivation is very effective at removing weeds …

Weeds are a major obstacle to successful crop production in organic farming. Producers
may be able to reduce inputs for weed management by designing rotations to disrupt …

Stale seedbed preparation is a neglected agronomic strategy used to decrease weed seed
banks. The experiments aimed to verify the quantity-qualitative seed bank reduction after …