2011 Final Reports

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PostGrad: Mitchell Burns Catchment scale risk assessment for agrochemicals

Burns, Mitchell (University Of Sydney, 2011-06-30)

) used to support pesticide management decisions at the catchment-scale can deliver environmental protection while retaining farm production benefits.

15th Australian Cotton Conference 2010

Rogan, Cleave (2011-06-30)

7. Provide an assessment of the likely impact of the results and conclusions of the research

project for the cotton industry. What are the take home messages?

Scholarship:Water Savings through the Use of Wireless Sensor Networks in Irrigated Agriculture: Developing New Low Cost Plant‐based sensing technologies

Liu, Xiaobo (University Of Melbourne, 2011-06-30)

Novel approaches to irrigation scheduling are becoming critically important as water resources in the Basin come under increased scrutiny.

Validate and extend the IrriGATEWAY irrigation management tools into the cotton industry

Hornebuckle, John (CSIRO Land And Water, 2011-06-30)

Water management in the cotton industry has continued to be of fundamental importance to sustainability and production.

Delivering Regional Extension in Qld Farming Systems - Central Queensland

Maas, Susan (Queensland DEEDI, 2011-06-30)

The CQ Cotton Regional Extension project has been a key to the delivery of emerging, cutting edge research information and knowledge to the Central Queensland cotton industry.

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