Effect of Integrated weed management practices on maize (Zea mays l.)

Zusatztext

This book has been intended to address the weed problem in maize there by developing an effective and ecologically sound integrated weed management option. The work covers effect of inter-row spacing and weed management practices and their interaction on weed control efficiency and maize yield. Likewise, figure out the possible effect of weed on maize yield losses. Furthermore, in this thesis, it could be concluded that integrated weed management practices enhance maize grain yield there by reducing weed infestation. On the other hand, combination of narrower row spacing and lower rates of herbicide was found to be the effective weed management practice.

Autorenportrait

The author was born on 19 May 1991 in Shega Dinka village, Kondala Gudatu, West Wollega zone, Oromia. Was employed by Oromia Agricultural Research Institute in 2014 and served as Weed researcher at Bako Agricultural Research Center. After three years of effective services, he joined the School of Graduate Studies of Jimma University .

Weitere Details