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Running head: SCHOLARLY RESEARCH REPORT 1

SCHOLARLY RESEARCH REPORT: SUMMARIES 4

Scholarly Research Report: Summaries

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Scholarly Research Report: Summaries

Summary One

Redbond (2015) looks at the continued use of weed control mechanisms that provide a new statement towards the addressing of various accounts within the system. The idea is to deliberate on the control of different issues that emanate from the use of herbicides within the farms this article concludes that the issue of weed control is one that requires intense addressing due to the growth of the herbicide resistant weeds. The selection of the best herbicides shows a new means of addressing growing weed problems across the world as well as com up with chemicals that will initiate such growth of plants across the divide.

Ideally, the word has been developing new chemicals to use as herbicides for a long time now, an attribute that leads to the development of different chemicals. The production has been considered as an important addition to the system though this has been lacking in various areas. For instance, Atrazine, one of the chemicals used in herbicide manufacture has been named as one of the non-sustainable chemicals. It does not break down when it enters the soil and is said to travel to the water table through the soil profile. Selecting the best herbicide is a process that may jeopardize the soil profile and lead to more effects.

In conclusion, this report seeks to establish a platform through which weed control is maintained as part of addressing the application of the herbicides throughout the process. Being selective or nonselective, herbicides are very critical for the development of good yields. This allows for new ways of addressing the problems. Such problems show a need to work on creating products that adhere to the soil profiles and create new platforms for such considerations.

Summary Two

Jordan et al. (2016) establish a need to deliver information that addresses various considerations based on the protection of the ecosystem. The development of such a strategy allows the environment to benefit from working on such aspects of conservation rather than pollution. Creating sustainable products is one of the best ways of developing a strong fight against the misuse of chemicals. The idea is to boost the changes in the environment while making it harder to preserve what is left. With the climatic change being a bother, weed control should not be another source of the problem.

The authors are of the idea that the formulation of policies requires an increased assessment of whatever policies are formulated as well as an integral analysis of the issues taking place across the globe. The current community structure requires an address of such attributes with a diverse understanding of the impact sustainability has in the process. The cyclic processes have been easy to deal with in various considerations since the outcomes present new ways of handling the reformulation of the situation so as to address intents of such strategic developments. Rather than wait for the problems to escalate, the changing strategic tendencies show a basic understanding of the need to provide ecosystem sustainability, an issue covered extensively in the article. Instead of just controlling weeds, controlling the environmental effects is paramount.

In conclusion, weeds can be a huge menace to the farmers. Nonetheless, they must be willing to work towards such attributes with the goal of challenging previously held antics to deliberate on the protection of the environment. Such considerations are vital because the destruction of the environment is an issue of great concern everywhere.

References

Jordan, N. et al. (2016). Transdisciplinary weed research: new leverage on challenging weed problems? International Journal of Weed Biology, 56 (5): 345-358.

Redbond, M. (2015). Maximizing weed control. Weed Management Special feature, 80-84.