"laserweeding". Their benefits may include "healthier crops and soil, decreased herbicide use, and reduced chemical and labor costs".

Seed targeting

In 1998, the Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative debuted. gathered fifteen scientists and technical staff members to conduct field surveys, collect seeds, test for resistance and study the biochemical and genetic mechanisms of resistance. A collaboration with DuPont led to a mandatory herbicide labeling

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