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Herbicide Resistance: Protecting the Tools We Still Have
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Herbicide Resistance: Protecting the Tools We Still Have

Herbicide resistance is usually noticed when something stops working. A treatment that once delivered reliable control begins leaving survivors and attention quickly turns to what product should be...

From Reactive Weed Control to Proactive Vegetation Management
Integrated Vegetation Management Series 2026

From Reactive Weed Control to Proactive Vegetation Management

Evidence to Adoption examines how integrated vegetation management research has been translated into repeatable operational programs across Australian road, rail, open space and infrastructure asse...

Water Quality and Tank Mixing: Why Formulation Matters
Guides

Water Quality and Tank Mixing: Why Formulation Matters

Two herbicides may contain exactly the same active ingredient yet produce noticeably different field results. While the active ingredient provides the herbicidal activity, the formulation determine...

Poor Weed Control? Check More Than the Herbicide
Informative

Poor Weed Control? Check More Than the Herbicide

Herbicide resistance occurs when a weed population can survive a herbicide that previously controlled it. Treatment failure simply means the herbicide did not deliver the expected result. The two s...

Greenway Solutions Group Celebrates Another Gold Coast Business Excellence Award

Greenway Solutions Group Celebrates Another Gold Coast Business Excellence Award

Greenway Solutions Group is proud to have once again been recognised through the Gold Coast Business Excellence Awards, marking the third consecutive year the company has received this prestigious ...

A Self Improving Integrated Vegetation Management Program Supported by Satellite Intelligence
UVM Project

A Self Improving Integrated Vegetation Management Program Supported by Satellite Intelligence

Utility vegetation management is increasingly moving beyond fixed maintenance cycles and into an era of continuous operational intelligence. That shift was strongly reinforced during a ROW14 presen...

Redefining Utility Vegetation Management in Urban Environments
UVM Project

Redefining Utility Vegetation Management in Urban Environments

One of the more practical operational sessions at ROW14 focused on redefining Utility Vegetation Management within urban environments. A presentation involving Central Maine Power and Lucas Tree ex...

Measuring Vegetation Management Program Performance Using Machine Learning and Imagery Analysis
UVM Project

Measuring Vegetation Management Program Performance Using Machine Learning and Imagery Analysis

One of the more operationally relevant presentations emerging from ROW14 focused on how machine learning and imagery analysis are increasingly being integrated into utility vegetation management pr...

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Infrastructure Vegetation Management
UVM Project

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Infrastructure Vegetation Management

One of the more significant themes emerging from ROW 14 was the increasing integration of artificial intelligence into mainstream infrastructure and environmental management workflows. While much o...

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