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Weed Management in Small Fruit Crops

Tony Bratsch

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For small fruit growers, the challenge of weed management is one of the greatest they will face to successfully grow these crops. This publication helps the reader understand seasonal weed thresholds, and the integration of cultural and chemical management for small fruit growers.

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For small fruit growers, the challenge of weed management is one of the greatest they will face to successfully grow these crops. This publication helps the reader understand seasonal weed thresholds, and the integration of cultural and chemical management for small fruit growers.

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For small fruit growers, the challenge of weed management is one of the greatest they will face to successfully grow these crops. This publication helps the reader understand seasonal weed thresholds, and the integration of cultural and chemical management for small fruit growers.

Key concepts: Weed, Weed control, Agronomy, Agroforestry, Biology

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