The aims of the CRDC project CSE 29C were: - to optimise the design of recombinant Helicoverpa viruses with increased insecticidal activity (Activities 1 and 2 of the overall program above), - to develop suitable larg

This project has supported a wide range of cotton programs based at Narrabri covering all CRDC funded projects during this period.

The aim of this study was to complete the development of a mirid feeding bioassay to facilitate screening and characterization of proteinaceous toxins.

This project aimed to continue the steady improvements in developing improved cotton varieties adapted to Australian growing conditions and markets

Project Objective: To provide the basis for improved crop and soil management in dryland cotton production systems by: 1. monitoring on-farm performance of cotton-based dryland cropping systems; 2.