This website (organicweeds.org.uk) aims to be a primary resource on weed management for organic farms, reporting on the latest weed information, weeding techniques and weed research. It aims to act as a focal point for farmers, growers, advisors and researchers to share their experiences with weeds. Read about the approach here.

The information on this website is free to use and develop. Below are a list of resources that you might find useful to to begin to learn about and develop your knowledge of any particular weed management topic. A lot of the knowledge arising from this project has also been produced as a book entitled "Weed management for organic farmers, growers and smallholders. A complete guide" produced by the research team. It is available from Garden Organic or through any good booksellers (ISBN 978 1 86126 970 6).

• If you are unsure of how to use the website visit the 'How to use this website' page. The 'frequently asked questions' about weeds page gives a few worked examples for specific weed topics.


• if you want to find out information on a specific weed go to the weed information pages


• if you want to find out about weed management methods and technologies go to the weed management pages. Experiences with weed management and weed research topics are recorded in the weed knowledge section.
  
• if you would like to read about weed management on farms go to the case studies section.


• the weed views section contains much of the documentation generated by the research work (including reports on farm walks, open days and discussion groups).

Feedback: feel free to make comments as you go along using the add comment buttons. Comments will generally appear at the bottom of the page on which you make them although there might be a slight delay as they are processed. Let us know what you think of the site and what additional features you would like to see by using the feedback page. If you would like to make any comments about weed research or how best researchers can help you with weed problems please download an assessment form (13 Kb pdf file) and send it back to us.