Status and Preliminary Research on Non-Synthetic Herbicides for Organic Production

Procedures for identifying and registering non-synthetic herbicides for possible use in organic production are complex, involving federal and state laws and regulations as well as national and local organic certifying agencies. Our purpose is to explain this process and to review preliminary resear...

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Main Authors: James J. Ferguson, Carlene A. Chase
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Language:English
Published: The University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries 2005-04-01
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