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June 5, 2025Scientific HorizonsOpen Access

Sustainable weeds management in maize cultivation: Evaluating agroecological practices and tillage systems

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IBIhor BezvershuckPolissia National UniversityTFTetiana FedoniukPolissia National University

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Implication

Evaluation finds agroecological methods improve weed control in maize during various tillage systems, suggesting reduced herbicide use.

Key Points

  • Agroecological strategies notably reduced weed levels while maintaining maize yield stability, highlighting their effectiveness.
  • The analysis showed the greatest influence on weed numbers came from soil cultivation, with a significant interaction noted between cultivation system and sowing density.
  • Observational study across multiple tillage systems, seeding densities, and herbicide approaches led to crucial insights on weed management.
  • Study highlights the potential for reduced reliance on herbicides, indicating an environmentally sustainable path for maize cultivation.

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Bezvershuck et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af432fad7bf08b1ead2525https://doi.org/10.48077/scihor7.2025.22
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