Cultural Weed Management Practices

New American Farm Conference Breakout Session

What’s the latest in non-chemical weed management strategies? This session talks about cropping systems, tillage practices and other, new “eco-weed” and IPM techniques that control nuisance plants naturally.

Available speaker presentations include:

• Chuck Mohler, Cornell University, New York

Mohler.ppt 287.00 kB

• Mark Schonbeck, Virginia Association for Biological Farming

Schonbeck.pdf 93.46 kB

This session was part of the New American Farm Conference, held March 25-27, 2008 in Kansas City to celebrate SARE's 20th anniversary.

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