International symposium on "SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURITY"

(December 16-18, 2010)

 

Asian Pacific Weed Science Society News letter January 2009


 

 

 

 

The potential yield of crop varieties will remain a mere illusion, unless and until proper weed management package is adapted. As all these varieties had been evolved under optimum weed management conditions, the weedy conditions of the farmers are not conducive for their yield. Under such circumstances, farmers’ own varieties or land races are better yielder and competitors as compared to the modern improved cultivars. Weeds inflict 20-30% losses in different crops on the average. On national level total monitory losses due to weeds well exceed beyond 120 billion, whereas wheat alone account for more than 30 billions. Losses in different crops is depicted in the following figure.

 

3rd INTERNATIONAL WEED SCIENCE CONGRESS

OF
WEED SCIENCE SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN

 

"VEGETATION MANAGEMENT AND AGRO-BIODIVERSITY: TRENDS AND IMPLICATIONS"
(October 18-20, 2010)

 

 

Glimpses of 22nd Asian Pacific Weed Science Society Conference 2010

 

Final program of APWSS March 08-12, 2010

 

 

 

3rd INTERNATIONAL WEED SCIENCE CONGRESS OF WEED SCIENCE SOCIETY OF PAKISTAN "VEGETATION MANAGEMENT AND AGRO-BIODIVERSITY: TRENDS AND IMPLICATIONS" (October 18-20, 2010)      

 

2009  Volume 15, Number 1.

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