Cambridge University Press Ecological Management of Agricultural Weeds - Cambridge Press

As concerns regarding environmental health and the rising costs of crop protection grow, agricultural producers and scientists are seeking new ways to manage weeds. This book by Cambridge University Press addresses the challenges of herbicide resistance and the need for sustainable farming practices. It offers practical strategies that utilize ecological processes to help reduce reliance on chemical herbicides. Designed for use in various temperate and tropical farming systems, this resource explores the fundamental principles of ecologically based weed management. It provides a deep look into weed life histories and the specific processes that determine how weed communities assemble in different environments. Whether you are a researcher or a producer looking for ways to manage weed populations more efficiently, this text provides the necessary scientific foundation for modern agricultural management.