Weed · 4 articles

Dicotyledonous weed

Dicotyledonous weeds represent an extensive group of plants that compete with crops for access to nutrients, soil moisture, and sunlight. For an agronomist and a practicing gardener, timely identification of species composition and control of weed infestation are critical conditions for maintaining yield. Uncontrolled development of weed vegetation in berry bush plantings, vineyards, and grain crop sowings can significantly reduce the productivity of agrocenoses and complicate the maintenance of plantings.

In this selection, we have gathered relevant materials dedicated to weed management issues in various types of farms. You will learn about the specifics of weed species composition in berry fields of Belarus, get acquainted with modern agrotechnical methods of vineyard protection, and study the results of field trials of chemical control agents, in particular the herbicide Russel 100, applied to corn and wheat crops. The presented articles will help to systematize knowledge about the biology of weeds and build an effective strategy for the protection of your sowings and plantings.