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AFLC 101B - The Ultimate Guide to Weed-Free Gardening (10 Days)
| Code | Start Date | Duration | Venue | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AFLC 101B | 23 June 2025 | 10 Days | Istanbul | Registration Form Link |
| AFLC 101B | 18 August 2025 | 10 Days | Istanbul | Registration Form Link |
| AFLC 101B | 13 October 2025 | 10 Days | Istanbul | Registration Form Link |
| AFLC 101B | 08 December 2025 | 10 Days | Istanbul | Registration Form Link |
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Course Description
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of weed control, covering identification, characteristics, and appropriate control methods. It explains regulations for planning and coordinating weed control activities, preparing and calibrating equipment, and conducting risk assessments. Participants will explore various weed control methods, monitor their effectiveness, and maintain detailed records for sustainable gardening and agricultural practices.
Course Objectives
- Distinguishing between different types of weeds and identify common weed species
- Understanding the characteristics of different weed control methods
- Explaining the use of chemical herbicides to control weeds
- Specifying appropriate weed control methods, for different types of situations
- Determining appropriate techniques for the safe application of chemical herbicide
- Explaining different non-chemical weed control methods
- Devising appropriate methods for control of weeds, for specific problems, in both the horticultural and agricultural industries
- Determining a detailed weed control program for a significant weed problem
Who Should Attend?
- Agricultural engineers
- Environmental engineers
- Agricultural practitioners
- Rural Development practitioners
- Researchers
- Interventionists
- Facilitators
Course Details/Schedule
Day 1
- Understanding the impact of weeds on ecosystems
- Identifying ecological characteristics of weeds
- Recognizing common weed species in different environments
- Differentiating between invasive and non-invasive weeds
- Assessing the situation and challenges in weed control
Day 2
- Understanding adjuvants and their role in herbicide effectiveness
- Identifying factors contributing to herbicide spray drift
- Recognizing causes and consequences of herbicide resistance
- Implementing strategies to prevent herbicide resistance
- Evaluating risks associated with herbicide misuse
Day 3
- Developing a strategic weed management plan
- Monitoring weed populations for effective control
- Implementing techniques for aquatic weed management
- Assessing environmental risks of weed control methods
- Documenting and maintaining weed control records
Day 4
- Understanding different chemical control methods
- Selecting the right herbicide for specific weed problems
- Recognizing weed life cycles and their impact on control
- Applying integrated approaches to herbicide use
- Evaluating effectiveness of chemical weed control
Day 5
- Understanding the role of mulching in weed suppression
- Selecting appropriate mulch types for different settings
- Making informed herbicide choices based on site conditions
- Applying general principles for effective weed control
- Assessing the benefits of organic and cultural weed management
Day 6
- Exploring various herbicide application techniques
- Understanding alternative weed management methods
- Identifying best practices for spraying woody weeds
- Evaluating efficiency of mechanical weed control methods
- Assessing soil health impacts of different weed control strategies
Day 7
- Understanding environmental codes of practice for weed control
- Identifying legal regulations related to weed management
- Developing strategic weed management plans for large-scale areas
- Implementing regional weed management strategies
- Balancing environmental sustainability with weed control efforts
Day 8
- Organizing and managing large-scale weed control operations
- Supervising weed control teams for effective implementation
- Advising landowners and farmers on weed management best practices
- Training staff on safe handling of herbicides and equipment
- Evaluating and adjusting weed control strategies over time
Day 9
- Identifying common weed and pest species
- Understanding interactions between pests, weeds, and plant health
- Exploring integrated pest and weed management (IPWM) techniques
- Assessing economic and environmental impacts of IPWM
- Implementing biological control methods for sustainable weed management
Day 10
- Understanding plant physiology and its role in weed control
- Recognizing environmental controls and codes of practice
- Applying sound management practices to minimize ecological impact
- Reducing noise and chemical pollution in weed control operations
- Ensuring long-term sustainability in weed management practices
