For vegetable gardens, organic methods are safest and often most effective long-term.
Pull weeds before they seed. For large areas, mow or weed-whack, then till under or smother with cardboard and mulch. This works well for paths and unplanted beds.
Commit 15-30 minutes daily to weeding established beds. Clear weeds around each vegetable to reduce competition.
Mulch heavily with straw or grass clippings. Healthy, dense plantings shade out weeds. Avoid synthetic herbicides—they harm soil life and can contaminate crops.
Resource: Weed Control Guide
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