Welcome to the European Weed Research Society
We are an international organization which promotes and co-ordinates scientific research into all aspects of weed science. We are open to everyone who has an interest in weed research and related topics. Our members come from official, commercial, university and independent research organizations: all have a particular interest in the many different aspects of weed science and its technology.
Upcoming Events
10 May 2023: Workshop of the WG "Weed Vegetation and Biodiversity"
13 June 2023: EWRS Working Group Meeting on "Soil Seed Bank, Germination & Early Growth"
19 June 2023: EWRS Working Group meeting 'Physical and Cultural Weed Control'
23 April 2023: Interactions between soil and spontaneous flora in a climate change scenario
The Weed Research Journal
Weed Research is an international peer-reviewed journal that publishes topical and innovative papers on all aspects of weeds, defined as plants that impact adversely on economic, aesthetic or environmental aspects of any system. Topics include: Weed biology and control, Herbicides, Invasive plant species in all environments, Population and spatial biology, Modelling, Genetics, Diversity and Parasites. The journal welcomes submissions on work carried out in any part of the world. In addition to research papers, the journal seeks review articles and shorter insights papers covering personal views, new methods and breaking news in weed science.
Thanks to all participants of the 19th EWRS Symposium
for making this event a success!
What can the EWRS do for you?
Farmers
Although the Society is driven by researchers from public institutions and private companies, the EWRS is aware of the key role it should play in connecting researchers to the farming community.
Research
Are you a researcher interested in weeds, defined as plants that impact adversely on economic, aesthetic or environmental aspects of any system? The EWRS offers a wonderful international network of weed scientists from Europe and all over the world.
Policy Makers
Weed management strategies are not only a technical solution for a problem that creates economic damage to farmers. The research direction we take is strongly determined by the policies put in place by policy makers at all levels.
Message from the President
Prof. Dr. Josef Soukup
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