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AN EVALUATION OF DRIP IRRIGATION FOR COTTON

Constable, , G.A., Hodgson, A.S. (1986-08-20)

Drip irrigation has been of interest in regions where water is scarce or expensive (e.g. Israel and Arizona).

SENSORY MANIPULATION : AN OPENING DOOR TO FUTURE ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT OF HELIOTHIS

Rice, Martin (1986-08-20)

A very serious situation faces growers due to increasing insecticide resistance, the fall-off in development of new chemicals and the rising costs of insecticides from overseas.

SIOKRA - ITS ECONOMIC POSSIBILITIES

Thomson, N.J. (1986-08-20)

firstly canvassed growers on their experiences with Siokra. Most said that weeds were no more difficult to control in Siokra than in Deltapine 90.

A SURVEY OF SOIL AND PLANT LEVELS OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN NSW COTTON AREAS

Constable, G.A., Rochester, I.J., Cook, J.B. (1986-08-20)

Questions are often raised about whether trace elements are required on cotton.

A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE PUSH- PULL STRATEGY AGAINST HELIOTHIS SPP. IN COTTON IN QUEENSLAND

Pyke, B.A., Rice, M.J., Sabine, B.N.E., Zalucki, M.P. (1986-08-20)

The Push Pull Strategy (P.P.S.) is a method of sensory manipulation of pest insects originated at the University of Queensland.

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