Integrated weed management in coffee production

Integrated weed management in coffee productionCoffee plants show very low initial growth rates and are usually grown in large spacing inter rows, which makes the crop highly sensitive to weed species competition. Therefore, the weeds must be efficiently managed. Considering that coffee is grown in many different production systems worldwide, the best integrated weed control practices in coffee farms vary significantly between different regions. This chapter thus discusses the effects of weed

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This collection reviews the wealth of research on improving safety and sustainability along the poultry value chain from on-farm management through to slaughter