Competitive sorghum crops will dent weed invasion

By Bob Freebairn
Updated July 4 2022 - 11:24pm, first published March 14 2022 - 5:00am
Closer row spacing and heavier sowing rates play a vital part of reducing weeds in grain sorghum crops. Closer row spacing and heavier sowing rates generally have little to no detrimental adverse effect on crop yield.
Closer row spacing and heavier sowing rates play a vital part of reducing weeds in grain sorghum crops. Closer row spacing and heavier sowing rates generally have little to no detrimental adverse effect on crop yield.

Grain Sorghum Weed Control Guide, written for Pacific Seeds by nationally recognised weed authority Andrew Summervaille, is a comprehensive and outstanding publication dealing with all control aspects. These include herbicides, with lots of insightful comment, fair but often acknowledging limitation of specific products, as well as the important contribution of agronomic aspects to help combat weeds' effect on yield.

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