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    Weed Control in Container Crops

    J. Altland (April, 2003)
    Summary

    Weeds compete with commercial crops for nutrients, water, and light. Competition from weeds is particularly important in container crops due to the crops´ limited root volume. Weeds also harbor insects, disease organisms, and vertebrate pests. Effective weed management involves a combination of sound sanitary and cultural practices along with proper use of preemergence herbicides. This publication is separated into three sections: Using sanitary and cultural practices to minimize weed populations; Selecting the most appropriate preemergence herbicides; and Timing of herbicide applications

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    Organization
    Oregon State University Extension
    Publisher
    Oregon State University
    Published
    April, 2003
    Material Type
    Written Material
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