Albert Adjesiwor

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Assistant Professor & Extension Specialist

University of Idaho

United States

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Dr. Albert Adjesiwor is an Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist at the University of Idaho, USA. His research focuses on integrated weed management strategies, particularly in dry edible beans, spring wheat, and sugar beet crops. Recent articles highlight his work on herbicide efficacy, cover crop management, and the economic implications of weed control practices.

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Economic and environmental sustainability of irrigated grass-legume mixtures

Open Date: 2015-08-01

Close Date: 2017-12-01

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University of Idaho

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Albert Adjesiwor

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Integrating fall‐planted cereal cover crops with herbicides for weed control in dry edible beans

Relating soil herbicide residue levels to sugar beet stand and growth reduction

Multigenerational exposure of spring wheat to weed competition and the role of memory response in crop‐weed interaction

Winter cereal cover crop termination timing to optimize trade‐off between weed suppression and impact on sugar beet yield

Efficacy, crop response, and economics of alternatives to glyphosate for pre‐plant weed control in small grains

Relative contribution of shade avoidance and resource competition to early-season sugar beet yield loss due to weeds

Weed control efficacy and dry bean response to preemergence herbicide incorporation timing

Urea ammonium nitrate as the carrier for preplant burndown herbicides

Weed control and weed biomass influenced first cutting forage accumulation and nutritive value of spring‐seeded Alfalfa

The cost of implementing effective herbicide mixtures for resistance management

Plastic response to early shade avoidance cues has season‐long effect on Beta vulgaris growth and development

Volunteer potato interference and removal timing in sugar beet

Pinto bean response to seeding rate and herbicides

Light Reflected from Different Plant Canopies Affected Beta vulgaris L. Growth and Development

Nitrogen fertilization in tall fescue: Productivity, agronomic efficiency and relative profitability

Dry bean response to preemergence flumioxazin

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Cynthia Weinig

Andrew Kniss

Olga Walsh

Brent Ewers

Jared Spackman

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