The book "Weeds: A Modern Guide to Identification and Control" is a user-friendly guide for anyone interested in plants that are considered weeds. Specifically, it includes the 240 most important and commonly encountered weed species in our country, as well as their chemical control in the most important cultivated plants. The description provided for each weed includes all of its morphological characteristics and is accompanied by rich, colorful photographic material. As a result, weeds can be easily identified, regardless of the stage of development they are in, and effectively controlled. Additionally, information on the ecological requirements and biological cycle of each weed is provided, as well as various synonyms and the 5-letter code (Weed Science Society of America code). A useful index and a brief key for weed identification based on the main morphological characteristics (cotyledons, leaf shape, auricles, ligule, inflorescence) are also included in this book, which aims to become an essential tool for students of agricultural schools, agronomists, and agricultural producers. The concise yet comprehensive content and the user-friendly size of the book contribute to this purpose.