September 30, 2024
Is there one main mechanism of Sakura® resistance?
Do you remember that Simpsons episode where Homer gets a job promoting his local bowling alley and he goes from reading “Advanced Marketing” to “Beginning…
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Do you remember that Simpsons episode where Homer gets a job promoting his local bowling alley and he goes from reading “Advanced Marketing” to “Beginning…
Read MoreSeptember 8, 2021
Written by: Peter Newman The Sakura rugby team were formidable. They would turn up to play every game at the Ryegrass Cricket Ground (RCG –…
Read MoreMarch 6, 2019
Ever tried walking out onto a 10-pin bowling alley? It’s generally not pretty, often resulting in a rapid and undignified descent to ground level…But that’s just what we need to get pre-emergent herbicides to slide off stubble and into the soil, which can be difficult in higher residue systems. Rainfall is obviously a key driver in leaching herbicides from stubble before they dissipate, but as we all know rain can be an unpredictable beast. Fortunately, research has shown that some pre-emergent herbicides require far less rainfall to move off stubble and into the soil where they can control germinating weeds.
Read MoreApril 13, 2017
Which herbicides wash off wheat stubble? Ask any farmer how hard it is to wash the yellow trifluralin stain out of their clothes and you…
Read MoreMarch 31, 2017
Once in a while, someone comes along and asks a question that you have never given much consideration to. Like, “Why does beer garden beer…
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