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Integrated Weed Management
This document assists grains advisers to efficiently reference information on Integrated Weed Management available on the web. It includes links to the latest publications, Update papers, chemical companies, and key weed contacts and sites for NSW and Qld.
This document is an initiative of Independent Consultants
Australia Network (ICAN) supported by the Grains Research Development
Corporation (GRDC) to save advisers time in sourcing information. We
recommend that you save this file where you can access it as
needed.
The information is categorized under the headings below.
Click on the link below to go to the section you require. Visit www.grdc.com.au for papers presented at
Grains Research Updates on other topics.
Integrated weed management & managing herbicide resistance
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Title |
Website Location |
| WA
2007 Agribusiness crop Updates : Weed Updates Papers presented on wild radish management, IWM techniques and seed banks, herbicide resistance and gene flow, alternatives to trifluralin, knockdowns, tank mixes and novel uses, crop and weed management, herbicide tolerance, other weedy matters (Weeds papers from Updates in 2006 and Updates in 2005 are also available at the same site) |
Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia |
| IOWA
State University Weed Science Although US focused, has a host of interesting articles on weeds and their control. Some include the power of the crop canopy - The importance of the canopy in maintaining effective weed control and water conditioners for glyphosate applications amongst many others. |
IOWA State University |
| Stopping herbicide resistance in
Queensland Author: Steve Walker, Michael Widderick, and Vikki Osten Resistance situation in Queensland, principles to avoid / manage herbicide resistance, herbicide mode of action groups and what to do if you think you've got resistance. File size & type: 52 kb, html |
DPI & F (Qld) |
| Preventing herbicide resistance in 'at risk'
weeds Author: Steve Walker and Michael Widderick Contains strategies to assist in preventing the development of herbicide resistance in barnyard and liverseed grasses, common sowthistle, turnip and mustard weeds and wild oats. File size & type: 52 kb, html |
DPI & F (Qld) |
| Effectiveness of herbicide resistance management
strategies Author: Steve Walker Contains information from simulations of long-term impact on the weed seed-bank of different strategies to prevent the development of herbicide resistance. These simulations showed that the most effective strategy was the combination of crop rotation (summer and winter crops), rotation of herbicide groups and growing more competitive crops. Rotation of herbicide groups alone did not prevent rapid development of resistance. |
DPI & F (Qld) |
| Managing barnyard and liverseed grasses Authors: Steve Walker, Michael Widderick, David Thornby, Jeff Werth, Vikki Osten File size & type: html, 36 kb |
DPI & F (Qld) |
| Fallow weed
management File size & type: html, 52 kb |
DPI & F (Qld) |
|
WEEDpak
- a guide for integrated management of weeds in cotton Titles include: Integrated Weed Management, Weed Identification, Herbicide Resistance, Herbicides, Roundup Ready®,Farm Hygiene, Best-Bet Management Guidelines, Managing Problem Weeds, Rotation Crops File size & type: Multiple pdf documents, varying file size. |
Cotton Catchment Communities CRC Website |
| Weed
management in Queensland field crops Several useful pages including: Weed management principles; Using herbicides; Herbicide resistance; Guidelines for managing flaxleaf fleabane; Guidelines for managing barnyard and liverseed grass |
DPI & F (Qld) |
| Managing
flaxleaf fleabane, a difficult-to-control weed in dryland cropping
systems associated with zero-tillage Author: Hanwen Wu and Steve Walker File size & type: html, 50 kb |
DPI & F (Qld) |
| Seed
persistence of key northern region weeds How long do weed seeds persist in the soil? Author: Steve Walker File size & type: html, 55 kb |
DPI & F (Qld) |
| E-weed e-weed is a newsletter services targeted to Western Australian agronomists and farmers providing information on weed control issues arising throughout the growing season, general weed management advice, herbicide resistance and integrated weed management. |
Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia |
|
The
Northern Herbicide Resistance Reporter A newsletter put out by DPI & F (Qld) and NSW DPI. It includes weeds and resistance statistics, news, research outcomes and case studies for Queensland and northern New South Wales. Back copies of this newsletter - available for subscription, contact Michael Widderick on 07 4639 8856 or michael.widderick@dpi.qld.gov.au |
NSW DPI |
| WAHRI
IWM Guide WAHRI (Western Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative) have a guide to weed control practices for management of herbicide resistant annual ryegrass and wild radish. (Click here to download pdf file). This 24 page guide includes brief details of over 50 field trials. It is also available in printed booklet form by contacting WAHRI |
WAHRI |
| NSW
DPI weed control in winter crops 2007 The broadacre agronomist's herbicide bible. Rates and registrations for herbicides used in winter broadacre field crops in New South Wales. Full version 2.4 Mb pdf |
NSW DPI |
| NSW
DPI weed control in summer crops 2005/06 Rates and registrations for herbicides used in summer field crops in New South Wales. Full version 1.3 Mb pdf |
NSW DPI |
| NSW
DPI weed control in lucerne and pastures 2007 Rates and registrations for herbicides used in lucerne and pastures in New South Wales. Full version 1.3 Mb pdf |
NSW DPI |
| NSW DPI weed control in cropping and pastures in central New
South Wales Region specific weed management guidelines for crops and pastures in the central west of NSW. Contents include: rotations, weed species shift, integrated weed management, information about; annual ryegrass, barley grass, capeweed, common heliotrope, fealbane, fumitory, horehound, melons, Paterson's curse, quena, saffron thistle, silverleaf nightshade, skeleton weed, wild radish and wild oats, agronomy pastures, fallows, biological control of weeds herbicide resistance and use. Full version 3.4 Mb pdf |
NSW DPI |
Herbicide Resistance technical information
| Title | Website Location |
| Managing
Resistance Contains information on resistance management strategies for fungicides, herbicides and insecticides. The particular documents pertaining to herbicide resistance are as follows:
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CropLife Australia (formerly AVCARE) |
| Western
Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative
(WAHRI) WAHRI conducts base scientific and applied research as well as development and extension on many aspects of herbicide resistance and its management in Australian cropping systems. |
WAHRI |
| WeedScience.com An international survey of herbicide resistant weeds |
WeedScience.com |
| Plant
Science Consulting - The Syngenta Quick-Test. The Quick-Test involves the testing of live weeds for herbicide resistance. The Quick-Test turn around time is 4-6 weeks - providing information about what herbicides are still effective much earlier than a seed test. The Quick-Test works for most weed species and growth stages (seedling – late tillering) Website has details on how to sample and send plants. |
Plant Science Consulting |
| Title |
Website Location |
| Weed identification
& information Information on weeds by state - Not all crop weeds covered, but some useful pictures and information on those that are. |
Weeds Australia |
| NSW
DPI weed profiles Mainly environmental and rangeland weeds, but some weeds of cropping are included with good pictures and management information. |
NSW DPI |
| WEEDpak
- weed identification and information guide WEEDpak - Weed identification and information guide - compiled to assist with the identification and management of common weeds of cotton. Colour photographs including weed growth stages are available for each weed. Weed biology and ecology information is also provided. |
Herbicides & chemical companies
For labels and material safety datasheets (MSDS) for
registered products please refer to pestgenie or MSDS.com.au (MSDS's only). For labels
and permits please refer to the APVMA website.
Links to several of
the R & D based chemical company sites are given below.
| Title |
Website Location |
| 2007 Herbicide Mode of Action Table.pdf - Last updated: 27 September 2007 (note: CropLife is reviewing the Australian mode of action grouping system for herbicides, which will include some new groups, to make it more consistent with international grouping systems. However, the above mode of action table will remain current until completion of this review.) | CropLife Australia (formerly AVCARE) |
|
Registration for minor use chemicals for the grains industry
The minor use project aims to secure access for the grain grower to suitable pest management solutions that are not currently covered by chemical manufacturers. The project aims to achieve regulatory approvals for needed minor uses through an ongoing consultation process involving all relevant grains industry stakeholders. |
GRDC |
| Syngenta Crop Protection Australia Product labels, MSDS and technical brochures. Also a page on Resistance management information (multiple pdf documents). Some areas of the website require registration for access. |
Syngenta |
| Bayer CropScience Product labels, MSDS and technical brochures. Also a resistance management guide for wild oats (operation wild oats) Aims to raise the awareness of wild oat resistance to Group A herbicides and presents several management options for cereals which can be used to reduce or manage the level of that resistance in a cropping rotation program. (373 Kbytes pdf) |
Bayer CropScience |
| Roundup® in Australia
website Including information on how Roundup works, labels and MSDS's, Health and safety, FAQs etc. |
Roundup in Australia |
| Nufarm Australia Product labels, MSDS and technical brochures. |
Nufarm |
|
Product labels, MSDS and technical brochures. |
Dow AgroSciences |
| Monsanto
Australia Information on Monsanto's products including links through to the Roundup in Australia website. Also has a report on Roundup Ready cotton in Australia (1 Mb pdf) by the University of Sydney |
Monsanto Australia |
| Sumitomo Chemical
Australia Product labels, MSDS and technical brochures. |
Sumitomo Chemical Australia |
| DuPont
Australia Product labels, MSDS and technical brochures. |
DuPont Australia |
Key weeds contacts for Nth NSW & Qld
Andrew Storrie
NSW DPI, Tamworth
Ph:
02 6763 1174
Email: andrew.storrie@dpi.nsw.gov.au
Steve Walker
DPI & F,
Toowoomba
Ph: 07 4639 8838
Email: Steve.R.Walker@dpi.qld.gov.au
Michael Widderick
DPI & F,
Toowoomba
Ph: 07 4639 8856
Email: michael.widderick@dpi.qld.gov.au
Vikki Osten
DPI & F, Emerald
Ph:
07 4983 7406
Email: Vikki.Osten@dpi.qld.gov.au
Jeff Werth
DPI & F,
Toowoomba
Ph: 07 4639 8851
Email: jeff.werth@dpi.qld.gov.au
Graham Charles
NSW DPI, Narrabri
Ph:
02 6799 1524
Email: graham.charles@dpi.nsw.gov.au
Tony Cook
NSW DPI, Tamworth
Ph: 02
6763 1250
Email: tony.cook@dpi.nsw.gov.au
Key
weeds contacts for other states
Sally Peltzer
Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia
Ph: 08 9892 8504
Email: speltzer@agric.wa.gov.au
Peter Newman
Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia
Ph: 08 9956 8563
Email: pnewman@agric.wa.gov.au
Dave Minkey
WHARI
Ph: 08 6488 7872
Email:
dminkey@plants.uwa.edu.au
Chris Preston/Gurjeet Gill
University of Adelaide
Ph:08 8303 7237 / 08 8303 7744
Email:
christopher.preston@adelaide.edu.au /
gurjeet.gill@adelaide.edu.au
Key contacts for resistance testing
John Broster
CSU Wagga
Wagga
Ph: 02 6933 4001
Email: jbroster@csu.edu.au
Peter Boutsalis
Plant Science
Consulting Adelaide
Ph: 0400 664 460
Email: plantscience@ozemail.com.au
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