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Rotational Crops for Weed Control in Wheat by ileniagenovino is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study investigates the competitive ability of various rotational crops in managing weed populations in dryland organic wheat production systems in Eastern Washington. It finds that crops like alfalfa and spring barley can effectively suppress perennial and annual weeds, thereby enhancing organic grain production. The research highlights the importance of crop rotation as a cultural weed management strategy to improve yields and reduce reliance on mechanical controls.
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- ileniagenovino
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- EN