Weed management in Queensland field crops (Queensland Primary Industries and Fisheries)

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Weed management in Queensland field crops

Effective control of weeds is critical for maximising moisture storage and crop yields, reducing the weed seed bank and meeting quality standards at harvest. Crop weeds can most effectively be managed by integrating chemical and non-chemical control and paying attention to key weed management principles.

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A photograph of a sowthistle plant Management of common sowthistle »
Barnyard grass Self-assess glyphosate-resistance risk in barnyard grass »

Weed management principles | Using herbicides | Herbicide resistance | Sensitivity of barley and wheat cultivars to herbicides 1999-2008

Management issues for specific weeds

Flaxleaf fleabane | Managing barnyard and liverseed grasses | Testing and self-assessing glyphosate-resistance risk | Managing feathertop Rhodes grass | Sowthistle

Related reference material

The following publications are available from the Queensland Government Bookshop:

  • Weeds of Southern Queensland (Second Edition)
  • Weeds: The Ute Guide - Northern Grain Belt Edition
  • Crop Weeds of Northern Australia CD-ROM

Page maintained by Dianne Turner
Last updated 09 October 2009

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