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RnD4Profit-15-02-005 New biocontrol solution for sustainable management of weed impacts to agricultural profitability

A report on developing biocontrol agents for 10 weeds of importance in Australia, including five Weeds of National Significance (WoNS): cabomba, Sagittaria, prickly acacia, silverleaf nightshade and African boxthorn. Fleabane and sowthistle are major weeds of cropping land while mother-of-millions and giant rat’s tail grass impact grazing land. Ox-eye daisy is becoming a serious environmental weed on crown land.

2020 agriculture biocontrol National

https://agrifutures.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/20-093.pdf

Jumping the Garden Fence

This CSIRO report for WWF Australia explores the environmental and agricultural impacts of invasive garden plants in Australia.

2005 agriculture environmental National

Jumping the garden fence (2005) (.pdf, 1.19MB)

https://weeds.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Jumping-the-garden-fence-2005.pdf

Meat & Livestock Australia weed control publications

MLA invests in weed control research and development (R&D) to create effective and long-lasting methods of eradicating weeds from pastures to create a sustainable feed base for livestock. Find reports, publications and best practice information.

agriculture National

https://www.mla.com.au/research-and-development/weed-control/

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RnD4Profit-15-02-005 New biocontrol solution for sustainable management of weed impacts to agricultural profitability

Jumping the Garden Fence

Meat & Livestock Australia weed control publications