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The Australian Weed Control Revolution

December 13, 2022 Grow IWM

Harvest weed seed control is an Australian innovation born of necessity. Farmers have long relied heavily on herbicides in the...

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CHAFF LININGchaff tramliningharvest weed seed controlaustralian agriculturenarrow windrow burningSeed impact millKansas State Universitybale directweed seed managementDr. Michael Walsh

Muthu Bagavathiannan, Texas A&M Weed Scientist, shares what he learned from Australian farmers

June 2, 2020 Grow IWM

In a recent visit to Western Australia, GROW Team members learned first hand from Australian growers, how are they successfully...

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Western AustraliaMuthu BagavathiannanHWSCCHAFF LININGharvest weed seed controlIMPACT MILLSTexas A&M College Stationchaff tramlining

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