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Since the dawn of agriculture several millennia ago, farmers have tried to manage unwanted, spontaneous vegetation to give their crops an advantage over such vegetation and produce more of the desired yield in the crops they grow. After the shift by humans from a hunter-gatherer existence to producing their own food through agriculture, a variety of methods to manage weeds have been developed based on the knowledge and technologies available at a given time. Apart from hand weeding to reduce the pressure of weeds on crops, the use of soil tillage has been the preferred method over centuries to suppress weeds, whether selectively or non-selectively, through uprooting, burial or creating unfavourable conditions for unwanted vegetation.

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Weed management in Conservation Agriculture systems: farmers’ testimonies

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    2025年

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  • Gottlieb Basch,
  • Søren Ilsøe,
  • Miguel Barnuevo-Rocko,
  • Anderson Schmitz,
  • Marcelo Zanella,
  • Benjamin Dias Osorio Filho,
  • Luiz Antônio Pradella,
  • Valmor dos Santos,
  • Corey Loessin,
  • Marie Luise Carolina Bartz

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Since the dawn of agriculture several millennia ago, farmers have tried to manage unwanted, spontaneous vegetation to give their crops an advantage over such vegetation and produce more of the desired yield in the crops they grow. After the shift by humans from a hunter-gatherer existence to producing their own food through agriculture, a variety of methods to manage weeds have been developed based on the knowledge and technologies available at a given time. Apart from hand weeding to reduce the pressure of weeds on crops, the use of soil tillage has been the preferred method over centuries to suppress weeds, whether selectively or non-selectively, through uprooting, burial or creating unfavourable conditions for unwanted vegetation.