AHRI Snapshots

AHRI Snapshots

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AHRI Snapshots is a podcast that provides information on what we do at the Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative, as well as finding out what other researchers in weed science are up to around the country and the world. AHRI's researchers work out of the University of Western Australia, right next to the beautiful Swan River in WA's capital, Perth.
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Pre-lim results on canola crop competitiveness 01/05/2019
What's the deal with the emerging weed, African turnipweed? 17/04/2019
It turns out 2,4-D resistance in radish is not metabolic resistance 03/04/2019
Pre-emergent herbicides in stubble 20/03/2019
Wild radish resistant to Atrazine, very sensitive to Bromoxynil 06/03/2019
AHRI celebrates 20 years this coming Sunday 20/02/2019
Research highlights in weed science for 2018 05/12/2018
Swathing and desiccation as a tool to control ryegrass seed set 21/11/2018
What's the relationship between crop competition and harvest weed seed control? 07/11/2018
Tridax Daisy resistance explained 24/10/2018
Trifluralin resistance mechanisms - what we know so far 10/10/2018
Michael Widderick talks the Australasian Weeds Conference and crop competition research 26/09/2018
AHRI agronomy research update and how the new lab is operating 07/09/2018
The results are in - chaff lining does suppress weed emergence 29/08/2018
Introducing the new AHRI Director, Prof Hugh Beckie! 16/08/2018
Barley Grass RIM is now available! 01/08/2018
Complex mechanisms at play in 2,4-D resistance 12/07/2018
Professor Stephen Powles retires as AHRI Director 04/07/2018
Happy 100th Birthday to AHRI insight! 11/06/2018
Chickpeas can have the competitive edge after all 06/06/2018
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