He also currently heads up the tertiary education subprogram in the Cooperative Research Centre for Weed Management Systems.
Weeds are a highly successful component of most Australian ecosystems.
These include arable and grazing lands, forests, rangelands and aquatic habitats. Weeds poison and injure livestock, contaminate produce, interfere with the growth and harvesting of crops, and reduce the productivity of pastures. Moreover, weeds restrict access to, and reduce the conservation value of national parks and other natural ecosystems. This book provides the principles to help you manage weeds effectively and economically. This book presents weed management systems from an Australian perspective.