Chemical, ecological, other? Identifying weed management typologies within industrialized cropping systems in Georgia (U.S.)

Integrated Weed Management: A Comprehensive Review of Conventional, Non-Conventional, and Emerging Strategies for Sustainable Agriculture

“…Weed management strategies, both old and new, have an impact on the environment. Manual weeding is a common traditional method that requires a lot of labor but is generally environmentally begin because it doesn't use chemicals [1].…”

“…Integrated weed management aims to increase grower profit and maximize crop productivity through the coordinated application of preventive strategies, scientific knowledge, management skills, monitoring procedures, and the efficient use of control practices. It has long been suggested that the application of suitable mechanical, chemical, biological, and cultural weed control techniques can result in the suitable and efficient management of weeds [1]. This approach is known as integrated weed management or IWM.…”