The introduction and large scale cultivation of wheat cultivars which are semi-dwarf and high
yielding in the north-western Indo-Gangetic Plains (IGPs) of India has led to the dominance …

This study presents an on-farm approach to investigate the impact of the sowing date on
herbicide management in arable farming. Ten years of data (2012–2021) on the herbicide …

A field experiment was conducted during the agricultural years 2019 and 2020, using a
network system with a distance of 2× 2 m. At each network node, soil, wheat grain yield …

Rice-wheat crop** system facing serious issues in terms of scarcity of resources (water,
labour, land and energy), escalating cultivation cost coupled with frequent climatic …

The introduction of technologies for optimal single-pass sowing solutions amidst crop
residue in North-western India has created a new situation to deal with weeds in wheat …

Weeds can significantly reduce the yield of spring barley, so research is relevant to
determine the optimal time for applying herbicides based on modern active substances to …

Broad-and narrow-leafed weeds are one of the main challenges that hinder the barley
(Hordeum vulgare L.) production expansion due to their competitiveness. The latest study …

Weeds significantly reduce the productivity and quality of wheat crop; therefore, exert
negative impacts on wheat farming. Limited knowledge of weed distribution and the factors …

Barley growth and yield are highly dependent on nutrient and weed management. Nitrogen
is an essential nutrient for barley and its efficient management can provide higher yield …