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They rather show that the adoption of herbicide-resistant crops impacts agronomy, agricultural practice, and management and contributes to biodiversity loss in several ways: (i) many studies show that glyphosate-based herbicides, which were commonly regarded as less harmful, are toxic to a range of aquatic
Adopt Longer Cropping Rotations Implementing multiple crops in a cropping rotation allows an opportunity to better manage herbicide resistant weeds with the different modes of action that can be applied to the crop species and varieties (SARE, 2020).
Agronomists have been recommending multiple modes of action for control for many years, and its still the number one strategy for preventing herbicide-resistant weeds. When you use multiple, effective modes of action against targeted weeds, theyre less likely to evade control.
Do not let resistant weeds go to seed. Avoid moving seed or vegetative propagules to other fields and farms. Use a power washer or compressed air to help remove seed and plant parts from any equipment used in the field. If any fields have a history of herbicide-resistant weeds, use farm equipment in those fields last.
Includes altering the crop planting date, row spacing and harvest timing to disrupt the cycle. It also includes planting crops that can out-compete weeds, buying certified seed thats free of weeds and using a diverse crop rotation. Growers should also sanitize farm equipment when moving between fields.

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Herbicide resistance is the inherited ability of an individual plant to survive a herbicide application that would a normal population of the same species. Whereas, herbicide tolerance is the inherent ability of a species to survive and reproduce after herbicide treatment at a normal use rate.
When the same herbicide is applied to an area year after year that contains resistant weeds, the susceptible plants die while the resistant ones survive and spread their populations every year. Within a single species, there can be resistant and non-resistant (susceptible) populations.

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