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Updates on Harvest Weed Seed Control from WSSA Members Across the Country

March 14, 2023 Grow IWM

Harvest weed seed control research is growing across the U.S., with farmers and researchers trying out chaff lining and seed...

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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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