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  • Agricultural Science
  • Environmental Management
  • Biosecurity

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  • Weed management traditionally focuses on eradicating existing populations.
  • Biosecurity now includes preventing new weed introductions, highlighting weed hygiene.
  • Limited knowledge exists on the actual adoption of weed hygiene practices.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess the implementation of best practice weed hygiene across public and private lands.
  • To understand the barriers to adopting weed hygiene measures.

Main Methods:

  • Conducted telephone interviews with 54 land managers, contractors, and transport operators in New South Wales, Australia.
  • Investigated the uptake of various weed hygiene practices.

Main Results:

  • Vehicle hygiene was common when aligned with other objectives.
  • Practices like sequential harvesting and contract clauses were known but seldom used due to cost and labor.
  • Coordination challenges hindered individual weed hygiene efforts.

Conclusions:

  • Barriers to weed hygiene adoption include financial costs, labor intensity, and social factors.
  • Further public assessment is required to compare the societal benefits and costs of weed hygiene versus in situ weed control for resource allocation.