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2010 Australian Cotton Conference

Proceedings from the 2010 Australian Cotton Conference.


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Managing For High Yields and Quality

Kelly, David, Quinn, James, Marshall, John, Eveleigh, Robert, Ford, Bob (2010-08-10)

Whilst managing for fibre quality is in the title of this presentation, most of the focus is on yield.

Sequestering Carbon in Irrigated Cotton Soils

Rochester, Ian (2010-08-10)

Soil organic carbon (SOC) increased throughout a 10-year monitoring period (1998-2008) in an experiment that compared five cotton-based cropping systems.

Controlling deep drainage for improved WUE- and possible links with ground water movement

McGarry, Des, Gunawardena, Thusitha, Foley, Jenny (2010-08-10)

This project commenced in 2002 to monitor DD across a range of irrigated cropping lands in the upper Murray Darling basin.

EVALUATION OF SELECTED CHEMISTRY FOR DECONTAMINATION OF SOLENOPSIS MEALYBUG ON MACHINERY

Miles, Melina, Lloyd, Richard, Quade, Adam, Murray, Dave (2010-08-10)

In a trial undertaken to determine the efficacy of selected chemistry for the control of Solenopsis mealybug on cotton picking machinery, Pulse Penetrant provided close to complete control of all lifestages targeted.

Aphids - where to from here?

Herron, Grant, Wilson, Lewis (2010-08-10)

Aphis gossypii Glover (cotton or melon aphid) is an important pest of cotton due to its ability to reduce yield through feeding damage.

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