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Greenhalgh, S.E, McKenzie, D.C, Hall, D.J.M, Daniells, I.G (2012-06-22)
Soil compaction in the cotton industry has been identified as a major limitation to crop growth. This led to the establishment of several CRDC funded research projects dealing with the management of soil compaction.
Batey, T (2012-06-22)
Techniques for the examination ad assessment of the physical condition of a soil in the field have been available for some time – Peerlkamp1967, Strutt 1970, and MAFF 1973.
Buster, Stephen (2012-06-22)
The growth of grain legumes into Australian farming systems has been increasing in the 1980’s. Part of their value in crop rotations is their ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen in symbiosis with Rhizobium.
Cox, P.G (2012-06-22)
SIRATAC is an on-line computer-based pest management system for irrigated cotton. It makes recommendations for insect control on the basis of samples collected from individual management units.
Zalucki, M, Twine, P, Walker, P (2012-06-19)
Field work was conducted over the 1988/89 and 1989/90 cotton growing seasons in the Central Highlands of Queensland. Pheromone dispensers, specially formulated for P.