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Original Articles

Weeds and Shifting Cultivation

Pages 188-194 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009
 

Abstract

Traditional labour-intensive methods of weed control which are normally associated with shifting cultivation are evaluated and compared with the use of herbicides and improved cultural practices. Problems occurring in shifting cultivation, such as weed seed dormancy, erosion and changing weed population; and methods of reducing the weed problem are discussed.

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