Electric Operated Weed Remover |
Author(s): |
| Shivam Sanjay Wagh , Samarth College Of Engineering,Belhe; Dhanesh Kailas Bhor , Samarth College Of Engineering,Belhe; Suraj Sunil Pabale, Samarth College Of Engineering,Belhe; Prashant Namdev Padwal, Samarth College Of Engineering,Belhe; Prof.Khatode.A.L., Samarth College Of Engineering,Belhe |
Keywords: |
| Weed, Weed Control Technique |
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this project work is done for properly manage weeds. Weeds affect crop yield due to competition to acquire plant nutrients and resources (Slaughter etal. 2008; Weide et al., 2008). Weeds have very fast growth rates compared to crops, and if not treated and managed, they may dominate the field. There are various methods for controlling weed infestation in crop production .Some farmers adopt agronomic practices that improve crop competitiveness such as planting vigorous crop seeds at relatively shallow depths and planting right after a weed control operation. This method is used to prevent the weed seeds from germinating before the crop is planted and to ensure that crop plants emerge before the weed plants. This practice will not only ensure a maximized crop yield and reduce weed infestation, but also minimize any economic losses (Maxwell and O’Donovan, 2007). The above practice should be applied for controlling weeds if the canopy closes and does not allow much light onto the ground surface where weeds will germinate and grow. However, weed control is still required during the crop production cycle. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV10I30337 Published in: Volume : 10, Issue : 3 Publication Date: 01/06/2022 Page(s): 190-193 |
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