New project aims to promote alternative weed control approaches

A European project has been launched to encourage the uptake of alternative weed control strategies. It comes following an industry push to use biological and cultural methods of weed control

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New project aims to promote alternative weed control approaches

A European project has been launched to encourage the uptake of alternative weed control strategies. It comes following an industry push to use biological and cultural methods of weed control due to herbicide...

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