Weed control is the prevention or control of unwanted and invasive plants. By effectively controlling unwanted plants, there is less competition for water, nutrients and light for beneficial and desirable vegetation.
METHOS USE FOR WEED CONTROL
- Manual weeding involves using the hands or handheld tools to extract and maintain weeds. Uprooting plants by pulling is an effective method to prevent the spread of herbaceous and floating weeds. This is also effective in some shrubs, annuals, and tap-rooted plants
- The use or application of chemicals (herbicide) to weeds or soil to control weed growth is called chemical weed control. Herbicides are considered the most effective and time-efficient method of weed control. Some herbicides are formulated so as not to cause harm to the surrounding plants of the weed. Chemical control is an effective way of controlling weeds
