Gulshan Mahajan

Punjab Agricultural University, The University of Queensland

Papers

Total Citations

227

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About

Gulshan Mahajan is a prominent agricultural scientist whose research has made significant contributions to the field of weed science and sustainable crop management. With a primary focus on weed management strategies, Mahajan has worked to address one of agriculture's most persistent challenges — the threat that weeds pose to global food security and crop productivity. Mahajan's most influential work, "Nonconventional Weed Management Strategies for Modern Agriculture" (2015), has garnered over 210 citations, underscoring its substantial impact on the scientific community. This seminal paper explores how intensive agricultural practices, shifting climate patterns, and natural disasters alter weed dynamics, calling for innovative and adaptive management protocols beyond conventional herbicide use. The work has become a key reference for researchers and practitioners seeking sustainable alternatives in weed control. His more recent contribution, "Challenges and Opportunities for Weed Management in No-Till Farming Systems" (2020), reflects his continued engagement with evolving agricultural practices, particularly conservation tillage systems that present unique weed management complexities. Together, Mahajan's body of work bridges traditional agricultural science with forward-thinking approaches, making him a valuable voice in discussions around sustainable food production and modern farming resilience.