Add to ORKGIn North West Europe there is an increasing need for advanced weed control methods. This paper gives an overview of the developments in physical weed control methods. Current innovations in interrow weeding focus on systems that take over the steering function of the driver in order to make them more precise and reduce crop lasses. The latest developments in intrarow weeding techniques involve technologies that automatically detect and classify crop and weed plants and use this information to guide a weeding device. Several commercially available examples are presented
With the changing position of agriculture in the world the challenges for weed management and weed s...
In cropping systems, integrated weed management is based on diversification. Rather than relying sol...
Soil and residue manipulation can assist weed management by killing weeds mechanically, interfering ...
In North West Europe there is an increasing need for advanced weed control methods. This paper gives...
<br/>In Northwest Europe there is high need for advanced weed control methods. The use of crop prote...
Mechanical weed control can be grouped into three categories: full-width cultivators, inter-row cult...
The most recent advances in European research on non-chemical weed control methods and strategies fo...
Increasing concerns about pesticide use and a steadily increasing conversion to organic farming have...
Weed control within crop rows is one of the main problems in organic farming. For centuries, differe...
Non-chemical methods for weed control play an important role for the management of weeds in organic ...
European research in physical and cultural weed control methods has largely been driven by national ...
Mechanical weed control in agriculture has advanced in terms of precision and working rate over the ...
Intra-row weed control in organic or low-input cropping systems is more difficult than in convention...
At present weed control in flowerbulb crops in the Netherlands is carried out mainly with chemical h...
Interest in chemically not polluted food products and in bio-organic farming is rapidly increasing. ...
With the changing position of agriculture in the world the challenges for weed management and weed s...
In cropping systems, integrated weed management is based on diversification. Rather than relying sol...
Soil and residue manipulation can assist weed management by killing weeds mechanically, interfering ...
In North West Europe there is an increasing need for advanced weed control methods. This paper gives...
<br/>In Northwest Europe there is high need for advanced weed control methods. The use of crop prote...
Mechanical weed control can be grouped into three categories: full-width cultivators, inter-row cult...
The most recent advances in European research on non-chemical weed control methods and strategies fo...
Increasing concerns about pesticide use and a steadily increasing conversion to organic farming have...
Weed control within crop rows is one of the main problems in organic farming. For centuries, differe...
Non-chemical methods for weed control play an important role for the management of weeds in organic ...
European research in physical and cultural weed control methods has largely been driven by national ...
Mechanical weed control in agriculture has advanced in terms of precision and working rate over the ...
Intra-row weed control in organic or low-input cropping systems is more difficult than in convention...
At present weed control in flowerbulb crops in the Netherlands is carried out mainly with chemical h...
Interest in chemically not polluted food products and in bio-organic farming is rapidly increasing. ...
With the changing position of agriculture in the world the challenges for weed management and weed s...
In cropping systems, integrated weed management is based on diversification. Rather than relying sol...
Soil and residue manipulation can assist weed management by killing weeds mechanically, interfering ...