A new farming method called row cultivation with cereals and catch crops helps control weeds and provide nitrogen for better crop growth. By planting grains in rows and adding nitrogen-fixing plants in between, farmers can increase yields and manage aggressive weeds. This method works best when the field has high yield potential and weed pressure, and when weed control is done on time. Successful weed control also depends on dry weather, precise tools, healthy catch crops, and limited straw residue.