#Sunraysia
Glyphosate resistance in mobile weeds across land uses: implications for area wide management of weeds
Weeds that have the ability to rapidly disperse across the landscape can create ongoing problems for individual land managers. Efforts […]
Opportunities for area-wide management of cropping weeds: a survey of growers in Australia
The mobility of weeds, use of biological controls and spread of herbicide resistance mean that weed management is a landscape-scale […]
A population genetics approach to evaluating weed movement and the role for area wide weed management
This study used a population genetics approach to assess weed movement within and across each of three regions in Australia […]
Beyond the fenceline | An area wide approach to weed management
One thing all farms have in common is weeds. Growers across cropping, horticulture and viticulture are participating in a project […]
Area-wide Weed Management in Cropping Systems Project Findings
Exploration of cross-sector collaboration on the ever-evolving challenge of weed control across private and public land.
What’s holding back area-wide management?
Although many grain growers believe area-wide weed management has benefits, they are equally concerned over its potential costs – with time constraints the biggest worry. New social science research is uncovering why, in a bid to help design and implement better management strategies.
Farmer attitudes to Area Wide Management of weeds in Sunraysia
A novel approach to weed management in Australia is being investigated with the start of a project that aims to research the management, economic and social benefits of tackling weeds on a broader scale.
Opportunities to Manage Herbicide Resistance through Area-Wide Management: Lessons from Australian Cropping Regions.
Herbicide resistance management is often understood as a decision for individual land managers, but their decisions have far-reaching impacts for […]
Non-phenoxy options for use with optical sprayers in summer fallow
Phenoxy herbicides are at high risk of causing off-site damage to susceptible crops such as horticulture. We have compared six products registered for use in optical sprayers to investigate alternative herbicides to phenoxy products.
Virtual Tours of pre/post treatment trials
Split screen virtual tours displaying Fleabane pre treatment and two weeks post treatment for comparison.