Mary nearly fell off her broomstick.

Come from pail and broom

There are a lot of weeds.

There are too many weeds.

Weed control programme

The witch no longer flies away on her broom over the rooftops.

Problems from weeds, weed control, cost Montana nearly 200 million dollars a year.

Perennial weed control

Annual weed control

Scrub it out and make it white, but first my broomstick handle bright.

Perennial weed control Annual weed control Planning a system of weed control Crop management system used in the project Alternative programmes Inter row cultivations

Many weeds were growing among the flowers.

The weed control programme in the Krasnodar demonstration in 1994, used locally avail able products, both to prove the suitability of these products, and to show how the pro gramme can be sustained in the future.

Planning a system of weed control

With baleful weeds and precious juiced flowers.

organic crops! No weeds, no bugs, more food, more profit!

No weeds! No bugs! More food!

Choice should be influenced by soil type and weed spectrum.

Weed control, using the overall techniques as described earlier (see weed control section), can be carried out in the normal way for broad leaved weeds.

The use of residual pre emergence herbicides, applied to the soil surface after drilling and prior to crop emergence, is an important element of the crop management system.

Most of the chemical manufacturers or their agents can give advice as to the suitability of their products.

Shallow cultivations will also encourage growth of weed species capable of autumn germination and help to control perennial weeds such as creeping thistles by breaking up roots.

Effective control of annual broad leaved weeds means controlling those likely to com pete with the growing crop and or cause problems at harvest.

Foliage must intercept as much sunlight as possible during the growing season.

As temperatures increase and soils warm, weed growth will be more rapid.

It is not uncommon for farms in Europe to make changes to a programme to take into account the stress conditions, using a kinder, more gentle chemical if necessary, even if weed control will be reduced. The timing of application, weed stage, weed spectrum and crop growth stage are all vital elements to be considered when controlling weeds.

Instead of controlling pests, and controlling weeds, you are getting super pests, and super weeds.

The key to successful post emergence weed control is timeliness. Maximum effect is obtained when herbicides are applied just as the majority of each flush of weeds reaches the cotyledon to first true leaf growth stage.

And, as Walker explains, plastic mulch films helps suppress weeds.

In tatter'd weeds, with overwhelming brows, Culling of simples meagre were his looks,

So even in the narrow domain of weed control and pest control, the technology is failing.

These plants have been replaced by useless and unpalatable weeds (dandelions, daisies, geraniums, wheatgrass).

Weed growth is the important criteria, not beet plant growth stage.

loss. Weed free crops of evenly spaced beet will do much to ensure that the flail topper and scalper operate efficiently.

Ben Weatherstaff rooted up a weed and threw it aside before he answered.

Timing of this first post emergence spray is the key to success in controlling weeds in the crop.

The scenes have been ones of solidarity this afternoon, volunteers raised their brooms in unison at one clean up in Clapham Junction, south London.

This limitation is usually overcome by using mixtures with other chemicals.

There are several alternative programmes that can be followed in order to control weeds under the European crop management system.

Some protection from the sun should be given, loose straw being satisfactory for this.

And so it s kind of funny, she points out, how this idea seems to have no borders just like weeds themselves.

That could be shoveling out a hydrant, pulling a weed, turning over a garbage can with an opossum in it.

Selective contact herbicides, such as Phenmedipham (Burafen FDM) or Desmedipham, are the most important chemicals In the spray programme, but when used alone have limitations in the spectrum of weeds controlled.

The following second or third sprays will depend on weather conditions, weed spectrum and growth.

The remaining land has become fallow and the number of domestic animals traditionally kept by Chechen families has decreased.