Overdependence on Agrochemicals Survey 2016
Thank you for participating in our survey. Your feedback is important.
This project addresses the risks of increased herbicide resistance and higher input costs in low rainfall farming systems. We are investigating the efficacy and economic benefits of non-herbicide options ( ie. cover crop and termination methods, sowing direction and row spacing, narrow windrow burning, chaff carts, crop competition - row spacing x sowing rate and row direction x row spacing, crop competition - barley grass trial).
As a farmer member of one of the farming systems groups in the low rainfall region (ie. Central West Farming Systems, Eyre Peninsula Agricultural Research Foundation, Mallee Sustainable Farming, Upper North Farming Systems, Birchip Cropping Group), we are seeking your input on your current approach to weed management.
Your information will remain confidential to the Project Co-ordinator at Central West Farming Systems Inc. (CWFS). All responses will be compiled together and analysed as a group.
As a farmer member of one of the farming systems groups in the low rainfall region (ie. Central West Farming Systems, Eyre Peninsula Agricultural Research Foundation, Mallee Sustainable Farming, Upper North Farming Systems, Birchip Cropping Group), we are seeking your input on your current approach to weed management.
Your information will remain confidential to the Project Co-ordinator at Central West Farming Systems Inc. (CWFS). All responses will be compiled together and analysed as a group.