Weeds
- Welcome to our weeds category, where we share all of our top tips and hacks for managing weeds on your farm. Whether you’re an experienced farmer or just starting out, you know that weeds can be a major nuisance, taking up valuable space and resources that could be used by your crops. But don’t worry – we’ve got your back! From the best weed control strategies to the most effective weed killers and preventative measures, we’ve got all the information you need to keep your farm weed-free and thriving. So let’s get started and learn how to get rid of those pesky weeds once and for all!


Weed Management
Weeds compete with the crop of interest for water/moisture, nutrients, sunlight and space, and may also harbor pests and diseases which attack and weaken the growing crops leading to production of low yields.


Weed Control in Orchards
Weeds are plants growing in the wrong place, which compete with the trees of interest for growth factors like moisture and nutrients. Some weeds are also alternate hosts of diseases, nematodes or insects pests. With this, it is therefore very important to keep the area under the canopy free of weeds.


Weed Management in Cabbage
Any plant growing in a wrong or undesired place is considered a weed. Uncontrolled weeds compete with the crop of interest for growth factors like nutrients, moisture, and space, and may completely suppress the crop leading to low or no yields. They also harbor destructive crop pests and diseases. Cabbage crop does not compete well with weeds and is easily overwhelmed by their attack.


Weed Management in Carrot
Carrot crop is a poor competitor with weeds, and if not controlled, yields can be reduced by more than 90%, because the weeds can quickly overtake the crop.


Weed Management in Onions
Since onion crops are not competitive against weeds, many species may grow in the garden, resulting into significant yield losses.


Bermuda Grass
Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon) is a highly variable, sod forming perennial that spreads by stolons, rhizomes and seed. Stolons of Bermuda grass readily root at the nodes.


Bidens Pilosa
Bidens Pilosa or Black Jack is an erect annual herb 20-150cm tall.It reproduces by seeds,the stem is square,green with brown strips.It can be easily identified by the elongated fruits that bear hooked bristles that sticks themselves in people clothings and animals furs.


Brome Grass
Brome grass is an annual grass weed widely distributed across the wheat belt in the world. In crops and pastures, this highly competitive weed can markedly reduce productivity with seeds contaminating grain samples and causing injury to livestock.


Couch Grass
Couch grass is an invasive perennial grass with creeping under leaves stems known as rhizomes.it spreads rapidly to form dense mats of underground stems.


Devil’s Thorn
Devil’s thorn (Tribulus terrestris) is an annual plant in the caltrop family ( Zygophyllaceae ) widely distributed around the world, that is adapted to grow in dry climate locations in which few other plants can survive.


Mexican Marigold
Mexica Marigold (Tagetes minuta) is an erect woody annual herb usually 0.5m-2m tall with strongly odorous foliage. The taproots are usually short and tapering, and


Oxalis
Creeping woodsorrel, Oxalis corniculata, is a weed species that frequently appears in lawns, flower beds, gardens, nurseries, and greenhouses.
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