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Figure. 1 Herbicide damage in 2nd leaf almonds. Glufosinate + Glyphosate (1.5 + 2.75lbs/ac). Fig. 1A shows trunk gummosis observed 5 weeks after treatment. Fig. 1B shows complete defoliation of the same tree 12 weeks after treatment.
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Young orchard weed management

January 22, 2020
Weeds in young orchards compete with trees for orchard resources such as sunlight, water and nutrients. This can lead to reductions in growth and future yields.
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Weed Management in Citrus Orchards

January 15, 2020
From the TOPICS IN SUBTROPICS blog (Jan. 10, 2020) Proper weed management is important for several reason, but in general younger orchards are much more susceptible to the negative impacts of weed overgrowth.
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Research update: using drones for mapping and applying herbicides to control weedy rice in California rice

January 12, 2020
By Whitney B Brim-Deforest, Sean D Hogan
For the past several years, California rice has been dealing with a pesky new weed, weedy rice aka red rice. Weedy rice is a difficult pest to manage, because it is the same species as rice (both are Oryza sativa L.), rendering herbicide use next-to-impossible.
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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT :: Principal Weed Scientist

January 9, 2020
Principal Weed Scientist IR-4 Project, North Carolina State University Closing date: 1/21/2020 For more information, visit https://jobs.ncsu.
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